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Combatting DEI With Colorblindness

by Russell Kitsis

At an October rally before the midterm elections, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared that his st...

Why I Still March for Life

by Tess Overholser

Just a few days short of Roe v. Wade’s 50th anniversary, thousands of pro-life activists gathered ...

This MLK Day, It’s Time to Embrace the Hard Path on Race

by Isaac Willour

America’s race problem has gotten better. So why are we so divided?

VAN NATTA: Proposed WHO Pandemic Treaty Is an Assault on Civil Liberties

by Erin Van Natta

If this treaty is finalized next year, national sovereignty will be at the mercy of power-hungry tec...

Kevin McCarthy Gives the Greene Light to Bigotry

by Keegan Nazzari

Though the 2022 midterm elections fell short of the promised red wave, the House has returned to GOP...

POTAS: Farewell To Ben Sasse

by Dace Potas

Ben Sasse was a rarity in the Senate, someone who was motivated by a genuine desire to do what was r...

McCarthy’s Election Messy, But Not Chaotic

by Anthony Ilardi

Every two years, the House of Representatives elects a Speaker. It is their first order of business....

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