Energy
In a world increasingly focused on green energy and climate targets, conservatives have a unique opportunity to champion nuclear power as a solution to energy independence and environmental responsibility. Often misunderstood, nuclear energy is a clean, efficient, and reliable source that aligns with conservative values of innovation, stewardship, and self-reliance.
Academia
Two European researchers recently published a study in which they make a litany of bizarre claims, such as that Teslas and Tesla drivers promote “heterosexual hegemony” as well as “white hegemonic masculinity.” Matteo Vivi and Anne Mette-Hermans authored the study “Zero Emission, Zero Consequences” in Sage Journal’s Men and
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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
Academia
A professor at Lusail University in Qatar who also runs a United Nations recognized NGO recently praised Hamas for their surge in popularity and “pragmatism” after October 7, 2023, when Hamas killed over 1,200 Israelis and kidnapped over 250 innocent civilians. The professor — Tarek Hamoud, who teaches political science
Academia
*Editor's Note (Nov. 27, 2024): This article has been updated to reflect uncertainty regarding whether Mr. Aqrabawi has been fired from his position at MIT. As of this writing, neither Mr. Aqrabawi nor MIT has responded to requests for comment. A neuroscientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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,
Academia
A tenured professor at Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania has been fired after making numerous antisemitic and anti-Zionist remarks. At least eight Jewish students complained to the university, stating that her rhetoric made them feel unsafe. Maura Finkelstein, who taught anthropology, first faced scrutiny after a student noticed her re-posting anti-Israel
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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
Academia
A coalition of professors claim in a recent academic paper that honors classes, meritocracy, and colorblindness are all used to perpetuate “white supremacy” in math classes. The article — “Whiteness and Fear: Backlash to Mathematics Education Reform” — was published in the journal Thresholds, and was penned by three elite university professors,
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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—
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America is at a crossroads when it comes to health. Chronic illnesses are skyrocketing, obesity rates are climbing, and the pharmaceutical industry continues to push pills as quick fixes rather than addressing root causes. Enter President Donald Trump’s brilliant and bold decision to appoint Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to
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