Officials Covered Up Sick Athletes at Wuhan Military Games

Evidence continues to emerge that public health and government officials likely engaged in a wide-ranging conspiracy to conceal evidence of the early spread of the coronavirus. As regular readers of this newsletter are aware, I’ve developed copious and, I believe, undeniable evidence that large numbers of citizens were already infected with the…

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For My Enemies, Lawfare

The radical Left’s war against John Eastman and other Trump lawyers. Two weeks ago, Federal District Court Judge Beryl Howell permanently enjoined the Trump Administration from implementing the president’s executive order targeting the Perkins Coie law firm. Trump’s order suspended security clearances for the firm’s lawyers and…

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Julius Evola’s ‘Revolt Against the Modern World’

The Italian thinker Julius Evola’s Revolt Against the Modern World (RMW) was published between the wars, in 1934. What was then the Great War, and obviously was not yet known as World War I, had been the most destructive ever and was supposed to be the end of all war.

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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: The Enduring Legacy of a 20th Century Prophet

I interviewed Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s son Ignat in March, just before the publication of a volume of his father’s most important speeches, which Ignat edited. I’ve long known both the son—an accomplished conductor and pianist and editor of several of his father’s books in English—and the father, having traveled…

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America’s Real Foreign Policy

It is amazing how difficult it is for the Western foreign policy community and media to recognize and acknowledge facts.  Generally speaking, analysts who tell you the difference between the truth and the narrative are brushed aside. All sorts of dismissive names are applied to us few, and false…

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The Struggle of Science

For a while, it seemed like the human sciences might finally close the gap between metaphysics and morality that has plagued us for so long. The age of ideology has relied upon the blurry, unclear understanding of human nature to get away with moral systems that are objectively…

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Hawaii Gov. Josh Green, Minority Witness

Hawaiian Governor Josh Green is scheduled to serve as minority witness for Democrat members of the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee. The Committee is holding a hearing today titled The Corruption of Science and Federal Health Agencies: How Health Officials Downplayed and Hid Myocarditis and…

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Strategic Earthquake in Europe Signals Age of Uncertainty

Geopolitically, the events of the first half of 2025 strongly indicate that seismic change is coming to Europe. From the diplomatic wrangling over the end of the Russia-Ukraine war to relations with the Trump administration in the US, Europe’s leaders face a number of serious and pressing dilemmas.

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The Putin–Trump Alliance Against the European Union

Every personal exchange between Putin and Trump represents a very important step toward clarifying the new architecture of the world. But, of course, the issue of Ukraine cannot be resolved either in yesterday’s phone conversation or in any upcoming potential meetings between our presidents. One crucial element is…

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DEI: Down, But Not Out

Trump made progress against the civil rights regime, but much remains to be done. Donald Trump is the first president to successfully roll back elements of the civil rights regime. Most presidents since the 1950s, including Republicans, expanded these practices. Ronald Reagan was the only one to…

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