Thirty Tyrants

February 22, 2021

The friendly government installed by Sparta in Athens after winning the Peloponnesian War in 404 BC holds a valuable lesson for Americans regarding our political class and its friendly stance toward China.

The Friday Five

February 19, 2021

Hundreds of close contacts of confirmed Ebola cases are being tracked in the west African nation of Guinea and in the central African Democratic Republic of Congo. Meanwhile, Liberia reports its first suspected case.

The Electoral College Votes

December 14, 2020

The Electoral College casts its ballots for president today. Barring a last-minute surprise, Joe Biden is expected to receive 306 votes, making him (finally) the president-elect.

Pope Francis and the Great Reset

December 10, 2020

Pope Francis has adopted the World Economic Forum’s motto (“Build Back Better”), and formed a new organization with a number of Fortune 500 CEOs called the Council for Inclusive Capitalism—a step closer to the World Economic Forum’s Great Reset.

SCOTUS to Hear Texas Election Suit

December 9, 2020

Attorneys General from Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana and Missouri have joined Texas in its lawsuit against Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, and Wisconsin over their handling of the election. The Supreme Court has given those states until Thursday afternoon to respond.

Civil War at the Supreme Court

December 8, 2020

Texas has sued Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, and Wisconsin over their handling of the election November 3, on the grounds that changes to rules and procedures did not go through the legislatures, violating the Electors Clause of the United States Constitution.