Republicans spent the 2024 campaign blaming “Bidenflation” on runaway spending and debt-driven inflation. A year into President Trump’s second term, government expenses have remained largely […]
Author: Cora Simmons
The Weight of Love That Can’t Be Returned: A Caregiver’s Valentine’s Day Reflection
Caring for someone who can no longer reciprocate your shared love is a hard but beautiful burden. In my more cynical moments, I’ve suspected that […]
Minnesota’s Slide Toward Lawlessness Threatens American Sovereignty
Americans will back strength abroad when they see strength at home. Minnesota disorder — and the excuses surrounding it — signals weakness that voters will […]
Massachusetts Senator’s Bill: The Perfect Setup for a Housing Crash Blamed on the White House
The Massachusetts senator’s bill shoves more buyers into overpriced homes, expands federal control, and turbocharges demand — the perfect setup for a crash blamed on […]
US Shifts Focus to Europe: Bold Moves Signal New Global Role
After years of drift and decline, nations worldwide are witnessing a return of American strength and resolve. The world once again views the United States […]
Silicon Valley’s Woke AI: A Civilizational Threat
Elon Musk and Sam Altman have ignited a critical debate about the future of artificial intelligence, warning against embedding ideological bias directly into its core […]
Why the United States Can’t Survive as a Republic: A Historical Analysis
The United States has become a multicultural empire, governed by an elite centralization that undermines the principles of self-government. To restore republic, it must end […]
New York City’s Socialist Mayor: A Threat to Free Enterprise?
New York City has elected a self-professed socialist as mayor. Critics worry about Zohran Mamdani’s inexperience, his approach to law and order, and his views […]
Redemption in the Galley: How a Captain Saved a Life
Grace saved a life in a ship’s galley. It can save caregivers — and the country — if we remember what it demands. A friend […]