France’s international law double standard
By Easton Martin | January 3, 2026 France’s condemnation of the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro as a violation of international law r...
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What did the early church believe about communion?
By Easton Martin | January 3, 2026 From the earliest days of the Church, the Eucharist stood at the center of Christian worship, yet...
Happy New Year, America: what to expect in 2026
As the new year yawns wide open and yet unmarred, there are a few things Americans can expect to see during the nation’s 250th...
Triumphal arch project likely to begin construction this year, POTUS says
The president told POLITICO that he expects the proposed project to kick off in the next two months or so – just in time for A...
FBI, DOJ says it thwarted a potentially ISIS-inspired New Year’s Eve terror attack
FBI Director Kash Patel said on Monday that his agency stopped what may have been an ISIS-inspired terrorist attack poised to take p...
Only in California: San Francisco creates reparations fund aimed at addressing past slavery
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie quietly signed a new law that establishes a reparations fund for Black residents, which could amoun...
Gen Z hasn’t rejected Conservatism, just a form of it
By Easton Martin | December 31, 2025 Gen Z is not rejecting conservatism. It is rejecting neoconservatism, and for good reason. The...
Why does Minnesota have such a large Somali population?
By Easton Martin | December 31, 2025 Minnesota is home to the largest Somali population in the United States, a fact which has come...
The criminal case that highlights a growing issue
By Easton Martin | December 31, 2025 Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently cited an Austin criminal case as evidence of a broader brea...
Texas’ Islam problem
By Easton Martin | December 31, 2025 Texas is undergoing a rapid demographic shift, and one of the most noticeable changes is the sh...
