When the English first crossed the Atlantic, they did not arrive as strangers to liberty. They came as the heirs of a civilization already tempered by centuries of struggle between king and parliament, church and conscience, the sword and the plow. The America that would emerge from their colonies was not a random creation, but the flowering of the English spirit upon a new soil. The Constitution, the rule of law, the Protestant work ethic, and the love of ordered freedom are

Modern man has been tamed, softened, and stripped of the things that once gave him meaning. The warrior spirit has no battlefield, no flag, and no brotherhood. Yet history shows that when men lose purpose, they will build new tribes out of the ruins of civilization. After the First World War, German men returned home to a defeated nation. They were veterans without victory, soldiers without a cause. In their despair, many found belonging again in violent brotherhoods such as

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For decades, Republicans owned the “kitchen table” message of jobs, growth, family, and security. But lately, Democrats have closed that gap

The traditional university degree is losing its monopoly on opportunity. Online and trade-based education are filling the gap

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he most straightforward explanation is also the most compelling: the American public rejected the Democratic Party’s core argument because it did not resonate with them. Despite historic fundraising levels, a unified party apparatus, and widespread institutional support pushing the Harris campaign forward, the campaign failed to persuade key demographics of voters that democracy itself was on the ballot.

When a civilization abandons reality, it first does so in its money. In 1971, President Richard Nixon severed the last tie between the United States dollar and gold. The act was called temporary, but it became the foundation of a new faith, a faith in illusion. For centuries, money had been the measure of labor and the record of honesty. The clang of a gold coin testified to a man’s work, his courage, and his reality. Gold was incorruptible because it came from the earth and

In the twilight of civilizations, faith does not vanish; it ossifies. Oswald Spengler saw this moment as the autumn of the West, when...

Man hears the ticking of clocks and believes the universe itself is ticking. He sees the rising and setting of the sun and imagines that...

The shopping cart is the ultimate litmus test for whether a person is capable of self-governing. To return the shopping cart is an easy convenient task and one we all recognize as the correct, appropriate thing to do. To return the shopping cart is objectively right.

In Hesiod’s Theogony , the Titan Kronos is portrayed as the most savage of the primordial gods. Fearing the prophecy that one of his...

The short answer: yes. Perhaps more than ever.

The Federalists sought to bind the states into a single framework strong enough to endure. The Anti-Federalists resisted, fearing that such unity would devour liberty at its root.

Every civilization has been founded upon the sanctity of the family, upon the bond of man and woman consecrated for the bearing of...

Modern man believes he is free because he can choose between brands, because he can speak into the void, because he can vote for the next...

Narco warfare is the deliberate use of narcotics as a weapon to weaken and destabilize an enemy nation. It is not merely the byproduct of...

History records Adolf Hitler as a dictator. In truth, he was something more terrifying: a vessel. He rose in a Germany broken by war,...

Long before Columbus set sail, Iberia had already lived through cycles of unity, collapse, and reconquest that would shape its identity...

They came not as founders but as harvesters of other men’s fields. Across the horizon of the New World, the white sails of Castile and...