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Chessboard map of the United States with blue pieces clustered tightly and red pieces spread out, representing political gerrymandering and vote concentration.

Law and Justice

Louisiana v. Callais Exposes the Contradictions of Democrats and the Supreme Court

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

April 30, 2026

Political cartoon of a young man drawing chaotic congressional districts on a placemat while an angry Republican elephant and Democratic donkey argue behind him, symbolizing gerrymandering.

Law and Justice

Blame the Supreme Court’s Conservatives for Gerrymandering

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

April 29, 2026

Lady Justice holding scales weighing legal evidence against political activism, with a hate group map and courthouse in the background, symbolizing the legal and political tensions surrounding the SPLC indictment.

Law and Justice

The SPLC Indictment: Separating Truth from Fiction

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

April 26, 2026

High-speed bullet train speeding through a colorful illuminated tunnel with bright motion-blur light trails.

Democrats, the Left, and Liberalism

Liberals Have Us On The Wrong Track With High-Speed Rail

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

April 18, 2026

A dramatic, cinematic portrait of historian Victor Davis Hanson in a dusty, dimly lit podcast studio. Behind him, torn and shadowed American and NATO flags hang, symbolizing geopolitical tension and decay.

Foreign Policy

Victor Davis Hanson Is Right on NATO, Until He Isn’t

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

April 15, 2026

Cartoon depiction of Keith Olbermann yelling at a computer screen while typing aggressively in a dimly lit room.

Editor's Favorites

Keith Olbermann and the Loneliness of Being Ignored

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

April 9, 2026

Illustration of John Thune chained by “filibuster” and “60 votes” restraints at a Senate podium, with the U.S. Capitol and signs of national dysfunction in the background.

Opinion

Republicans Need to Ditch the Filibuster, and John Thune

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

April 6, 2026

Ken Burns smiling on stage in a suit and blue tie against a dark blue curtain background

Arts and Entertainment

Ken Burns Is Everything That Is Right, and a Little Bit of What Is Wrong with America

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

April 1, 2026

Dark surveillance room with multiple screens showing airport security footage and passenger data, with one traveler flagged and tracked across the displays.

Editor's Favorites

When Power Operates in the Shadows

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

March 21, 2026

Four adults in a living room applaud while watching a television broadcast of a large mushroom cloud explosion, the glow from the screen lighting their faces in a patriotic setting.

Foreign Policy

Should We Cheer for War?

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief -

March 2, 2026

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