The Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776, embraces two value sets. The first is natural rights, and the second is limited government. After 250 years, neither value has survived, and the opposite of each currently prevails in America.
The world changed abruptly in the early 1990s when the Soviet Union collapsed seemingly overnight, and the American Empire moved into a new era of dominance.
It started with Trump walking in and saying, "I'm the boss." When reporters later asked about the warm reception he received from European leaders, he responded, "I think they know I was right," then added, "Now all of a sudden, they all
As we approach the nation's semiquincentennial celebrations, the American Enterprise Institute released a new public opinion survey exploring Americans' views about the nation's past and present.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov told the Freedom Forum audience in Oslo that Western societies have already struck the iceberg and started sinking - yet most citizens remain in their cabins, convinced the ship of personal freedoms is unsinkable.
A Green Party candidate becomes an internet meme after a clash over immigration and housing, while a brief encounter between Jerry Seinfeld and a pro-Palestine activist sparks another viral political moment.
Politics should never address anyone's sexual orientation. In a just society, every human being is equal without regard to race, religion, sexuality, or any other secondary characteristic.
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The US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding may be signed already. If it is, 60 days of retrenchment, rejuvenation and rest may be on tap. Donald Trump certainly needs it, and so does the world.
As America approaches its 250th anniversary of independence, powerful forces including Rockefellers and others are working on a comprehensive plan to fundamentally transform America and "Refound" it...
For years, Thomas Massie stood almost alone in Congress warning about endless wars, runaway spending, and a political system that seemed more interested in serving powerful interests than the American people.
The unrest in Belfast is treated as a symptom of something much deeper than a single crime, because once trust in the media, government, police, and political institutions begins to collapse, every flashpoint becomes a battleground over who controls
Those in political power always seem to be in a hurry. It is not surprising that their time horizons for "action" never extend more than a few years ahead of them, though for different reasons.