While conservatives may hate to admit it, the Super Bowl halftime show is an accurate reflection of our cultural trajectory. Bad Bunny’s prurient display was in line with today’s degraded popular culture and recent Super Bowls. Every good parent knows that when the halftime show comes on, children should…
Kevin Maxwell Warsh did not rise to the chairmanship of the Federal Reserve on the strength of a PhD in economics. He does not have one. Born April 13, 1970, in Albany, New York, Warsh studied public policy at Stanford before earning a law degree from Harvard Law School…
The Supreme Soviet of the EuSSR concluded a free trade agreement with India in January 2026, not only removing trade barriers but also opening the floodgates for the simplified migration of Indian “skilled labor.” What is being sold to us as economic advantage is already proving to be a…
The Epstein affair is the greatest scandal of modern times. In its dimension, in the scope of participants representing a cross-section of elites here and abroad, in the intersection of multiple criminal and crassly unethical activities: sex trafficking and rape of minors, blackmail, financial duplicity, espionage, treason, abuse…
“We the people” once expected more from our government—and demanded more of ourselves. What has changed is not the makeup of the populace, but how power in a police state is exercised. This country was built on the radical idea that government exists to…
For decades, the white European ethnicities that comprise Western civilization have been under deadly attack. But the attack does not come from external enemies. It comes from internal enemies–the white gentile and Jewish educators who control the universities and historical narratives. The Western universities have defined Western civilization…
For years, the Super Bowl halftime show has been treated like a national stage. Not just a concert, but a cultural signal. Whoever headlines that show isn’t just performing. They’re being elevated as a representation of where American entertainment has been, and in some ways, where it’s going. In…
Humanoid robots are getting their “brains” this year, enabling them to walk factory floors and warehouses and complete repeatable tasks previously handled by humans. We’ve assessed that the greater risk is dual use: these bots are likely to move beyond industrial settings to modern battlefields. We lean on…
In The New Colossus: Heidegger and the Will-to-Machine, J. R. Sommer compels us to re-live the events of human decline: the development of slave-morality, the emergence of the unthinking herd, of the mass man; the Christianity that gave us universalism, internationalism, liberalism: the guillotine and the hammer and sickle. This re-living inspires the…
I haven’t had a drink in three years. I was a bad alcoholic, the kind that doesn’t just have a problem but becomes the problem, and getting sober was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. I want you to know that so you understand what I’m about…
