Commentary - America's Future

By Peyton Holliday • Feb 07,2023 Culture, Leadership, Liberty

Black Republicans Making History in the 118th Congress

History is always happening around us, but many times that history is not mentioned in the news. Few things in the history of the world actually fit the narrative that...

By Justin Tucker • Feb 06,2023

Ethics: Who Needs it

Novelist, philosopher, and polemicist Ayn Rand (1905 – 1982) is known for her forceful moral defense of capitalism and harsh critique of collectivism. Her arguments are also very persuasive. In...

By Kelvey Vander Hart • Feb 03,2023 Liberty, Markets & Free Enterprise, Policy

Renewables Are More Bipartisan Than Polarizing. Let’s Treat Them That Way.

It seems like politicians and activists have been scoring political points off of renewable energy for ages. Accusing the ‘others’ as being pro- or anti-renewable is often just the type...

By Justin Tucker • Feb 02,2023 Culture

“The Fabelmans”: Spielberg’s Semi-Autobiographical Drama

Steven Spielberg is one of the great American cultural icons of the last century. The celebrated director of Jaws, ET the Extra-Terrestrial, and Jurassic Park has entertained, inspired, and stirred...

By Katherine Revello • Feb 01,2023 Limited Government, Markets & Free Enterprise

Capitalism as a Philosophy System

Capitalism has a philosophical component. It is the only economic system that not only protects an individual’s right of conscience but encourages the development and implementation of an individual’s moral...

By Grant Van Eck • Jan 31,2023 Culture, Liberty, Limited Government

TSA Madness

The phrase “government overreach” is tossed around so often that it has become a household phrase. The unfortunate reality is that the government (that we fund) touches nearly every aspect...