Featured photo from Library of Congress. Public Domain. Ryan Hite: On this day, April 14, in 1828, Noah Webster published his 26-year-long dictionary project. Let’s hear what Phyllis Schlafly had to say about Webster’s very first American … [Read more...] about Anniversary of Our English Dictionary
Epstein Files Reveal Breakdown of Moral Order
Photo from DOJ Epstein files library. Recent document dumps surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein scandal have highlighted evils that shock the conscience: trafficking and sexual abuse of vulnerable girls by powerful men, as well as how connected … [Read more...] about Epstein Files Reveal Breakdown of Moral Order
Wanted: An Unconfirmable Attorney General
With the sudden departure of Pam Bondi last week, President Trump is searching for a new Attorney General. He may be looking for a new Deputy AG as well. Under current Federal law, President Trump has the power to appoint an attorney to fill … [Read more...] about Wanted: An Unconfirmable Attorney General
DeTocqueville Admires Our Christianity
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** Alexis de Tocqueville is a name well-known to educated Americans as a remarkable Frenchman who traveled our country in the mid-19th century and wrote his perceptive commentaries about what kind of … [Read more...] about DeTocqueville Admires Our Christianity
What’s Wrong With Popular Vote Movement?
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** Reading the news about other countries conducting their elections is usually a depressing experience. Most other countries have many political parties, which means that no party or candidate ever gets a … [Read more...] about What’s Wrong With Popular Vote Movement?
Under the Dome: Congressional Review — March 2026
March has been a busy month in Washington. Several important domestic bills are in circulation, while, internationally, the Iranian crisis threatens to escalate. In the midst of all of this, both parties are attempting to position themselves well for … [Read more...] about Under the Dome: Congressional Review — March 2026
Conversion Therapy Wins Big in SCOTUS
Featured Photo by Alliance Defending Freedom. Do physicians and counselors have the right to speak freely to their patients and clients? One would think that licensed professionals enjoy the First Amendment as much as anyone else, but 23 … [Read more...] about Conversion Therapy Wins Big in SCOTUS
Trump Administration Protects Pro-Life Pharmacists
Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash The Biden Administration brought into office with them a wave of pro-abortion policies that put many pro-life medical professionals in difficult situations and left a tangled mess for the Trump 47 … [Read more...] about Trump Administration Protects Pro-Life Pharmacists
Valley Forge Park Turns 50
Photo by Steve Shook. CC BY 2.0. This year, America celebrates a major milestone — our semiquincentennial — 250 years since our nation’s birth in the Declaration of Independence. But throughout this year of 250s, there are other important … [Read more...] about Valley Forge Park Turns 50
Shooting, Stabbing, and Wrong-Way Trucking — March 2026
Shooting, Stabbing, and Wrong-Way Trucking Within 24 hours of U.S. military action against Iran, a 53-year-old Muslim from Senegal allegedly shot up a bar early on Sunday morning, March 1, in Austin, Texas. Three were killed and more than a dozen … [Read more...] about Shooting, Stabbing, and Wrong-Way Trucking — March 2026
