Can Comic Books Save Us from the Democratic Socialists?
In a narrow New York City book store that smelled of old paper and someone else’s leftover lunch, a young…
Private Property Confiscation
Americans traditionally understood that what they owned was theirs, not the government’s. Yet, over the last century, that principle has…
Cuba: The Revolution That Needs Its Enemies
Old one… Q: What did Communists use to light the night with before candles? A: Electricity. That is the kind…
Blame Truth for Jason Arday’s Death
One of Seinfeld’s more poignant scenes revolved around the ambiguous pigment of Elaine’s latest boyfriend. Was he or was he…
When Lenin Lost An Election, He Abolished Democracy
History remembers revolutions for their explosions. Think of the French Revolution, and the storming of the Bastille comes quickly to…
Dividing America On Race: Russia’s Enduring Geopolitical Strategy
American racism has long been described as a domestic moral and political problem. It is also a national-security vulnerability. Foreign…
Strategy shift: Tehran is replacing nuclear blackmail with the Strait of Hormuz
The Iranian regime is trying to turn the Strait of Hormuz into what its nuclear program once provided: a permanent…
They’re coming for your cars in California
So what happens under solid blue rule when the budget gets blown out, the taxes hit the limit, the billionaires…
Six examples of the media’s ‘get Trump’ ethos when reporting the news
Very often, the media operate in two modes: promoting stories that harm Trump and hiding stories that help him. Using…
What’s wrong with Israel’s public diplomacy
Whenever I address an audience, invariably someone will ask, “Why is Israel’s public relations or public diplomacy so poor?” The…