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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 6

1989—In solo dissent in Hamblen v. Dugger, Florida justice Rosemary Barkett opines that a capital defendant is not permitted to waive his right to present evidence of...

Europe’s Deadly Aversion to Air-Conditioning

Heat-related illnesses caused an estimated 24,400 deaths in Europe’s urbanized areas in 2025.

The Dutch Lawsuit That Could Undermine U.S. Energy Security

Attempting a dangerous mulligan.

England’s Proposed ‘Conversion Practices’ Ban Is a Mess

This bill might as well be a long-lost chapter of 1984.

Homeschool Parents See Promise — and Peril — in Artificial Intelligence 

Some homeschool families remain wary of the technology — but a growing contingent believe AI can make homeschooling more accessible. 

Russia is striking civilians because it’s losing. Trump should use this moment

Unable to achieve significant gains on the battlefield, Russia has once again turned to terrorizing Ukraine’s civilian population. It launched a massive attack on Kyiv and the surrounding region using drones and ballistic missiles. According to the latest reports, 34 people were injured and ten were killed. Meanwhile, Washington continues to debate how the war […]

Want another 250 years? Reject socialism’s hostility to property rights

There’s no denying that socialism’s appeal among Americans is growing, especially among Democrats and the young. The consensus of recent polls confirms this. In Gallup’s last major national survey, only 54% of Americans view capitalism positively — the lowest level Gallup has ever recorded, and 39% view socialism positively. Among Democrats, a whopping 66% view […]

President Mamdani? Here’s the next Democratic power grab

The Democratic Party’s radical leftward shift now threatens one of the Constitution’s clearest safeguards.  Shifts once considered impossible — such as senior Republican voices defending Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities as “self-defense” or prominent voices on both sides downplaying Hamas — reveal how fast norms erode when ideological extremists seize control. The same purge that sidelined […]

Supreme Court just handed Xi Jinping his biggest victory

A nation’s first duty is its own self‑preservation. That is what sovereignty really means: the right, and the will, to continue to exist as a coherent political order, to govern one’s own destiny rather than have it dictated by outside forces or by the inertia of one’s own legal abstractions. When a nation forgets this, […]

Biden’s fertilizer tariffs failed. Trump just lifted them in a big win for farmers

President Donald Trump just temporarily suspended the countervailing duties on phosphate fertilizer from the Kingdom of Morocco, providing relief to farm families reliant on this important nutrient. The original justification for the duties was, in part, to support and protect domestic production. Yet, since the duties were imposed, the U.S. has seen reduced domestic phosphate […]

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