U.S. Counterterrorism Strategy Falls Short in Confronting Africa’s Jihadist Surge
Growing Threats in the Sahel Expose Gaps in Resources, Access, and Focus By Sierra Knoch | May 15, 2026 The rapid deterioration of t...
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President Trump sparks debate about Chinese students, foreign-owned farmland
President Donald Trump has kicked off some debate online about the ethicality of allowing China to own American farmland and send Ch...
POTUS announces site for ‘National Garden of American Heroes’
President Trump began an effort to build such a site during his first term. The planning process has been ongoing. by Summer Lane |...
America’s judge problem: Another egregious example
By Easton Martin | May 14, 2026 A Massachusetts judge is facing intense criticism after she granted a lenient sentence to a man accu...
The Supreme Court is complicit in the continued allowance of “abortion by mail”
By Easton Martin | May 14, 2026 The Supreme Court decision to allow the abortion pill to remain available by mail nationwide is a ma...
An update on Trump’s China trip
By Easton Martin | May 14, 2026 President Trump landed in Beijing yesterday to start a high profile state visit aimed at stabilizing...
The Piggy Trojan Horse: Why The Angry Birds Movie is the Ultimate Immigration Parable
By Easton Martin | May 13, 2026 Children’s cinema frequently serves as a playground for complex sociopolitical ideas. Most vie...
Is John Cornyn trying to flatter his way to Trump’s endorsement?
By Easton Martin | May 13, 2026 U.S. Senator John Cornyn introduced legislation this week to rename U.S. Route 287 as the Trump Inte...
Did Senator Chris Van Hollen buy alcohol on taxpayer dollars?
By Easton Martin | May 13, 2026 A Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing concerning the 2027 FBI budget shifted into a sharp per...
Senate votes to confirm Kevin Warsh as Fed chairman
By Easton Martin | May 13, 2026 The United States Senate voted on Wednesday to confirm Kevin Warsh as the next chairman of the Feder...
