The Rarest Treasure in Human History
Modern Americans often debate liberty as though it were merely one political option among many — as if freedom and…
Modern Americans often debate liberty as though it were merely one political option among many — as if freedom and…
By the summer of 1776, the American colonies had reached a point of no return. More than a year had…
Sharp-eyed American Thinker readers may have noticed something new on our homepage. On the left side of the page, below…
The evils of the abortion giant know no bounds. Not only are they in the business of slaughtering the preborn,…
Let me say upfront that I am not into watching the WNBA, or women’s sports in general. It’s what happens…
Rael Jean Isaac, a wide-ranging polemicist who took on topics as diverse as global warming, radical left groups, Israel and…
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is taking place in venues across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The trinational hosting…
Years ago, Michael Prell gave a name to one of the West’s most dangerous moral reflexes: underdogma. He saw that…
The World Cup tournament started out as a joyous celebration of soccer, where hope springs eternal. Inevitably, for most of…
Like every great river, the American Republic owes its existence to its headwaters. Three mighty currents of moral, legal, and…