Americans Are Drowning in Debt
We like to think of the United States as the world’s leading economy — a global power with a future. But the numbers available as we wrap up…
Category: Liberalism and Conservatism
The Big Question About Artificial Intelligence
We tend to talk about artificial intelligence as if the principal question is simply: What can machines do? Or What should we let them do? But there is…
The Second Most Important Christmas in History
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** In December of 1776, the cause of American independence was on the verge of collapse. One-fifth of General George Washington’s army was unfit…
Voluntary Deportations Gain Steam
On Monday, the Trump Administration announced it is tripling its bonus to $3,000 for illegal aliens who voluntarily self-deport, along with free travel back to their homeland. Liberals…
Is the United States a Christian Nation?
Painting by Henry Samuel Sadd. Public Domain. **Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** On this Christmas Day, let’s ask the question: Is the United States a Christian nation? A…
Job Visas Are Costing GOP Elections
The young men who carried Trump and Republican Senators to victory last November have recently been drifting back to the Democrat Party, or staying home, in the off-year…
The End of Migration — December 2025
The End of Migration While President Trump placed a moratorium on migration to the U.S. from third-world countries, Pope Leo was speaking against migration in Lebanon. These two…
The Left Has Lost its Power of Expression
For decades, the American left has mastered the art of manipulating words. They disguise radical agendas as soft-sounding, inclusive, seemingly harmless phrases, and they manage to shift public…
Dems Try to Thwart Republican Redistricting
Republican redistricting is sweeping the nation, from North Carolina through Texas. Districts are typically redrawn every ten years following the census, but they can also be revised by…
“Action Civics” Proliferates in U.S. Schools
Across the country, classrooms are becoming battlegrounds for America’s civic soul. What used to be traditional civics—learning about the Constitution, the Founders, and how government works—has been replaced…