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  • Dissenting opinion of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito

    Both the Executive and the Judiciary have an obligation to follow the law. The Supreme Court acted “literally in the middle of the night” and without sufficient explanation in blocking the Trump administration from deporting any Venezuelans held in northern Texas under an 18th-century wartime law.
  • 2,304 seeds
    Perhaps there is a song here. I can almost hear it in the back of my mind, 2,304 seeds, but song or not, I do know, is that there is a story.
  • If Democrats have their way, we will see largest tax increase in history
    The Trump tax cuts Republicans passed in 2017 are set to expire this December. Unless Congress intervenes, the average American will see a 22% increase in their taxes. For the average family of four, that means a $1,700 hike, and a Child Tax Credit that’s slashed in half for 40 million households.
  • The Pope of Mercy
    The Pope passed away suddenly on Easter Monday morning, after giving his final Urbi et Orbi blessing on Easter Day from the central Loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica, following his last round through the crowd to bless and greet them.
  • Poll: 7 in 10 Americans to celebrate Easter this year
    Nearly 70% of Americans plan to celebrate Easter in some form this year, according to new polling.
  • Trump versus the meteor
    A fiscal meteor is heading our way; everybody knows it. But our deeply secular ruling class seems to be banking on divine intervention to save the day. That speeding rock everyone can see is, of course, our national debt, which now stands at almost $37 trillion.
  • I am skeptical of the skeptics
    The naysayers have done an excellent job keeping us focused on the things that don’t matter so that they and their compatriots can continue to do real damage.
  • Paul Revere’s many rides
    We do not have an invoice for Revere’s famous midnight ride, but he was not riding for pay. Whether or not Massachusetts paid him for his important work the night of April 18, 1775, we all remain in debt to him, and to those who answered his call. 
  • Trump’s courage to fight
    Courage means feeling fear but behaving in a way that is noble and good, as the chaplains did when they acted on their deepest convictions aboard the SS Dorchester. Donald Trump once wrote that courage is not the absence of fear but “the ability to act effectively, in spite of fear.”
  • Documentary paints vivid picture of HB 6 scandal
    This week, HBO premiered a new documentary on the House Bill 6 scandal, "The Dark Money Game," by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney (https://www.hbo.com/the-dark-money-game).
  • Lexington and Concord at 250
    Self-government remains a fundamental American principle that admits no qualification or compromise. A commitment to republicanism underpinned the American Revolution in ways that demand a second look 250 years later. 
  • AI power demand remaking energy ecosystem, while painting a target on it
    Even in its most conservative projections, AI-driven booms in electricity use are poised to provide a once-in-a-generation opportunity – and imperative – to secure our grid against PRC cyber attacks
  • Easter Sermon on Matthew 28:1-10
    Someone once said, “Egg hunts are proof that your children can find things when they really want to.” God has a special Easter waiting just for you. It's there. If you look with the eyes of faith, you will find it.
  • EU's protectionist policies in place long before Trump
    While this may appear to be Trump starting a trade war, in reality it’s Trump ratcheting up a long-simmering war against the United States fought with protectionist trade policies, including by some of our closest allies.
  • KOSMA: Toothless law, important wake-up call for families
    The "third place" is a foreign concept to Gen Z and below. There’s no need to hang around the local diner to see what your friends are up to – check Instagram. Looking to meet a gal or guy on a Friday night? Forget the bar – just buy extra likes on Hinge.
  • Hegseth’s memo, what to do next
    As DOGE’s eye shifts to the Department of Defense and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth calls on his defense leaders to accelerate their workforce and recapitalization plans by the end of the week, our national security ecosystem has an unprecedented opportunity to radically restructure and set itself not for yesterday’s wars, but tomorrow’s security.
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