Category: Politics & Policy
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California Lawmakers Propose Constitutional Right for Government Union Members
California’s government unions have long been funding political campaigns, resulting in politicians rubber-stamping union demands, regardless of how extraordinary they may be. This has led to catastrophic outcomes in education, fire safety, health care, infrastructure, housing, cost of living, taxes, and crime. Now, state lawmakers are preparing to give even more power to government-union leaders.…
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Investigative Report Reveals China’s People’s Liberation Army Conducted Virology Research at Wuhan Institute of Virology
An investigative report published this week in the Times of London revealed that China’s People’s Liberation Army has been conducting virology research with potential military applications at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) since at least 2017. The report, which cites secret Chinese communications intercepted by U.S. investigators, suggests that the “covert project of dangerous…
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Former U.S. Secretary of the Interior Reveals Secret to Working with President Trump in New Book
Former U.S. Secretary of the Interior David L. Bernhardt reveals an intriguing secret about his experience working with President Donald Trump in his new book, “You Report to Me: Accountability for the Failing Administrative State.” Bernhardt recounts a conversation with Trump in 2018, where the president appointed him as acting secretary and asked if he…
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Celebrating Juneteenth: The Fundamental Aspect of Racial Justice
Juneteenth is not just a celebration of the end of slavery in America, but also the beginning of black families living freely and safely. The right of black Americans to build families and futures is a fundamental aspect of racial justice, which is celebrated on June 19. The Emancipation Proclamation legally freed enslaved black Texans…
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Former U.S. Secretary of the Interior Reveals Secret to Direct Access to President Trump
Former U.S. Secretary of the Interior David L. Bernhardt shares an intriguing secret about his experience serving as an acting secretary under President Donald Trump. In his new book, “You Report to Me: Accountability for the Failing Administrative State,” Bernhardt reveals how he had direct access to the president, bypassing the usual bureaucratic hurdles that…
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Investigative Report Claims Wuhan Lab Conducted Dangerous Experiments Linked to Covid-19 Outbreak
An investigative report published this week in the Times of London claims that China’s People’s Liberation Army has been conducting virology research with potential military applications at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) since at least 2017. The report suggests that the “covert project of dangerous experiments” being conducted at the lab was likely a…
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The New Right Takeover of Conservative Conferences: A Shift Away from Serious Conversation
Political conferences are a valuable resource for college conservatives seeking to learn from some of the most brilliant minds of their generation. However, what happens when these conferences take a New Right turn that some college conservatives refuse to follow? This article explores the recent trend of conservative conferences being dominated by the MAGA crowd…
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Why Donald Trump’s Continued Political Career is a Waste of Precious Energy
Donald Trump’s continued political career is a waste of precious political energy that could be better spent on issues that matter to Americans and the causes that conservatives believe in. Political energy is finite, and every day that Trump remains in the spotlight, it diverts resources away from important matters. Polarizing causes and inspirational leaders…
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The Truth About Historical Criticisms of Efforts to Advance African Americans
Harvard Law professor Randall Kennedy, a respected scholar, wrote a guest essay in The New York Times titled “The Truth Is, Many Americans Just Don’t Want Black People to Get Ahead.” The essay delves into the historical criticism of efforts to advance African Americans and correct racial disparities, which have been criticized as “reverse discrimination”…
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Texas Passes Bill Providing Greater Clarity on Abortion Law Exception
Texas Republicans and Democrats have found common ground on the issue of abortion, passing a bill that provides greater clarity about how Texas law allows immediate treatment for a life-threatening condition known as previable premature rupture of membranes (PPROM). The bill, H.B. 3058, amends the penal code to state that a “physician or health care…