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Recent events in the United Kingdom have cast a harsh spotlight on the issue of inheritance taxes. Thousands of farmers and landowners have taken to the streets of London, vehemently protesting the Labour government’s decision to impose a 20% tax on agricultural estates valued over £1 million, effective from
Civil Liberties
In 1576, Peter Wentworth, a Member of Parliament, dared to challenge Queen Elizabeth I’s ban on debating her succession in the House of Commons. As Jacob Rees-Mogg recently highlighted in his Substack, Wentworth’s declaration—“none is without fault, no, not our gracious Queen”—was revolutionary in its time,
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On this poignant anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, I find myself reflecting not just on his legacy but on the ways in which his vision for America resonates in our current political climate. November 22, 1963, marked the end of a presidency defined by youthful ambition, lofty
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On November 5, 2024, Donald J. Trump made history by becoming the first president in over a century to win a second, non-consecutive term in office. While this achievement is rare, it is not without precedent. Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th president of the United States, was the first—
Business
During the 2024 presidential campaign, President-elect Donald Trump pledged to end “double taxation” on U.S. citizens living abroad. This proposal, if pursued, could transform the financial lives of millions of American expatriates, including myself, an American currently living in Poland. For many of us abroad, the United States’ citizenship-based
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As America approaches its 250th birthday in 2026, it is time to recognize one of our most foundational figures: John Adams. Known as the “voice” of the Revolution, Adams’ contributions to American independence and governance shaped the early republic, leaving a monumental legacy still felt today. This anniversary is especially
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On June 5, 1968, American history was forever altered when a Palestinian nationalist, Sirhan Sirhan, fired the rounds that would end Robert F. Kennedy’s life and his bid for the White House. Kennedy’s final words, “Is everyone else okay?” became an indelible reminder of his compassion, even in
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From being a College Democrat to voting for Donald Trump. Disillusioned by the Democratic Party's ideological rigidity and lack of open dialogue, they find Trump’s outsider status appealing. They hope for a future Democratic Party that embraces diversity and practical solutions while expressing conc
Israel
Thousands are dead. Millions are traumatized. And, seemingly, billions are brainwashed. The events that have unfolded over the past 3 ½ weeks, both within Israel and Gaza and without, have demonstrated irrefutably that the deep division Americans have sensed is nothing proprietary to the United States. As protests devolve into antisemitic
Europe
Since 2015, the ruling party in Poland has been Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, known more commonly as PiS. This “Law and Justice” party is widely regarded as right-wing, populist, and seen by many as highly controversial and at times corrupt in its practices. Today, Sunday, October 15th, the Polish people head
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Throughout history, there have been those that have sought to preserve what has worked in a society, and those who have sought to radically transform it beyond recognition.
Liberty
Conservatism is an ideology that emphasizes the importance of tradition, stability, and the reservation of existing social institutions. While the specific goals of conservatism can vary depending on the country and the time period, the overarching purpose of conservatism is to maintain and protect the social order against change and