Interview with John Ondrasik, the artist who made emergency first responders famous after 9/11, and who came back for more for America 250
The American Revolution started with a truly radical idea, that of self-governance by the people, without a chosen elite.
The Battle of Gettysburg, besides being the decisive action of the War Between the States, is a reminder of American exceptionalism.
The founder of USA Energy Workers speaks for those who provide the capacity for free people to act and build things.
As America turns 250, national pride has become the near-exclusive preserve of Republicans, not of Democrats.
Wokeness in America is definitely not dead, as outrages against biological science and basic norms of liberty continue.
Jewish voters and donors have historically supported the Democratic Party, but now Democrats are turning on them, as on Israel.
America had a covenant of culture and one (the Constitution) of governance. Both have failed, and new leaders must restore them.
Al Gore, twenty years ago, threatened a climate apocalypse if people did not get out of their cars, etc. That apocalypse never came.
Special Prosecutor Joe diGenova prefers to prosecute multiple cases against those who promoted the Russia Hoax.