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Older white male lawyers in suits smiling while holding scales of justice filled with cash, symbolizing the commercialization of law and profit-driven legal practice.

Equity at $1,000 an Hour: How Big Law Sells Diversity Without...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - July 13, 2025 0

Barack Obama speaks at a podium while handcuffed migrants are led away by ICE officers, illustrating the contrast between rhetoric and deportation practices during his presidency.

The Deportation Illusion: How Obama Denied Due Process to Illegal Aliens

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - July 5, 2025 0

Donald Trump celebrating passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, smiling while spraying a bottle of champagne in victory.

The One Big Beautiful Bill: A Bold Conservative Victory, with Some...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - July 4, 2025 0

Supreme Court building at sunrise with soft light on marble columns

A Big Day for Conservatives at the Supreme Court: What Yesterday’s...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - June 28, 2025 0

Widescreen painting of people in biblical robes worshipping a golden nuclear missile on a pedestal, referencing the golden calf story from the Old Testament.

Of Nukes and Nonsense: Dumb Arguments for a Nuclear Iran

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - June 19, 2025 0

Homeless man in ragged clothing sits on the U.S. Capitol steps, surrounded by others in similar conditions, with the Capitol dome visible in the background.

A Conservative Call for a Department for Humane Living

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - June 13, 2025 0

Portrait of Georges Lemaître, Catholic priest and physicist who proposed the Big Bang theory

Georges Lemaitre: The Priest Who Discovered the Big Bang

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - June 8, 2025 0

Split-screen illustration with "It's A Wonderful Life" on the left in warm, vibrant colors, showing a cheerful small-town street, and "Atlas Shrugged" on the right in cold grayscale tones, depicting a grim, industrial cityscape with somber figures. A man in a teal coat and fedora stands at the center, dividing the two worlds.

What Ayn Rand Got Wrong, and Capra Got Right, About Capitalism

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - May 28, 2025 0

Private jet on runway symbolizing Qatar’s $400M gift to Trump Presidential Library

A Gift Too Far: The Ethical Failure of Trump’s Qatari Jet

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - May 26, 2025 0

The U.S. Constitution with the 14th Amendment highlighted, layered over a photo of a border fence.

The Myth of Settled Law: Birthright Citizenship and the Collapse of...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - May 16, 2025 0

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