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Net Zero: Biting Deeper

It’s no secret that climatists believe that we eat too much meat, and that this must be discouraged.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 26

1996—By a vote of 7 to 1 (with Justice Thomas recused), the Supreme Court rules that Virginia’s maintenance of the Virginia Military Institute as...

The Case for Free Markets Has Never Been Stronger

Data on nighttime light intensity reveal the truth about the power of economic freedom.

Massachusetts Declares War on Crisis Pregnancy Centers

The state is spending taxpayer dollars to run a pro-abortion political campaign.

Julian Assange Is No Hero

He and his collaborators are hostile actors who seek to damage the United States.

How to solve the youth identity crisis

When identity is derived from insecurities about our bodies, it’s like looking in a funhouse mirror, hoping it will give us an accurate reflection of who we are.  I grew up in the modeling industry, in which perfection was the standard. As a professional model for 15 years represented by Ford Models, I appeared in […]

We don’t need the government to save journalism

2024 continues to be one of the worst years in recent memory for the legacy media. After a spring of job losses and cutbacks throughout the industry, including at venerable brands such as NBC, CBS, the Los Angeles Times, and Time magazine, the media business continues to experience a free fall as publishers turn toward […]

Submit to leftism or you’re an authoritarian

The most hostile administration to the press in American history was former President Barack Obama’s administration. Obama also tried to force nuns to provide contraception and decreed that “transgender” students should be able to use the bathroom “that corresponds with their identity.” These are things that are missing from Zack Beauchamp’s new book, The Reactionary […]

Biden gifts Assange and Russia a very big win

Julian Assange has walked out of a U.S. court in the Northern Mariana Islands a free man, putting an end to his dozen years of incarceration, first in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, hiding from justice, then in a British prison, awaiting an extradition to America that will never come. Assange is now headed home […]

Assange returns to Australia after pleading guilty to US espionage charge

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has returned to Australia after pleading guilty to obtaining and sharing classified documents about the U.S. military. He pleaded guilty for conspiring with Chelsea Manning, a former U.S. intelligence analyst, to obtain and disclose the classified documents. He entered his plea in a U.S. district court in Saipan, which is the...

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