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Here is a review of what looks like an interesting new book about our country’s history involving one bitter dispute between former friends. Kyle Sammin at The Federalist is the reviewer — here is…
Read MoreA video from Prager University: Is racism enshrined in the United States Constitution? How could the same Founding Fathers who endorsed the idea that all men are created equal also endorse the idea that…
Read MoreBy Pedro Gonzalez: They say that immigration is the defining characteristic of the nation. It isn’t.
Read MoreBy J.T. Young: Independence Day remains the American holiday. It is also important to remember its less celebrated, but even more important, successor.
Read MoreA video and webpage from Hillsdale College: On July 4, 1776, after numerous edits, Congress approved the Declaration of Independence by unanimous vote.
Read MoreBy Andy Puzder: The Declaration of Independence released an entrepreneurial energy that turned 13 backwoods colonies into the world’s largest economy and most powerful nation.
Read MoreBy Becky Akers: What so inextricably binds virtue to liberty?
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“Normal” America celebrates (even as Lefties rail against our president). Here is Ken Blackwell writing at The Patriot Post: Today, America dominates the globe. It’s easy to forget that the United States almost didn’t…
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Recovery is proof according to Adam Mill writing at The Federalist: While Jesse Kelly is absolutely right that economic failure and socialism are inexorably related, he is not correct that the United States is…
Read MoreBy Jay Cost: In so many ways, the Founding Fathers provide us with a model for statesmanship. Their leadership during the tumultuous years when the 13 colonies forged an independent nation serves as an…
Read MoreBy Jerome Huyler: The Right to Liberty signifies a full allowance for self-directed action in pursuit of one’s personally chosen goals and values.
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Too bad conservatives have failed to insure that more Americans knew about this document — here is Joseph Tartakovsky: The Athens of Socrates, the Florence of da Vinci, the London of Shakespeare — these…
Read MoreBy Vincent Phillip Muñoz: By calling our attention to the Founders’ political theory of the family, Thomas West’s new book leads us to ask whether a secular theory of natural rights and natural law…
Read MoreBy Geoff Smock: James Madison is credited with debunking a prevailing suspicion that self-government was only possible on a smaller, state level.
Read MoreBy Robert Curry: The Scottish Enlightenment was an explosion of creative intellectual energy. It arrived just in time to have a decisive influence on the American Founders.
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