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The Managerial States of America

In 1941, as World War II still raged, James Burnham, a former Trotskyite, penned one of the best books on

As a former liberal, conservative, and libertarian and, for years, a “behind the scenes” political activist, I am happy to

As a father to many daughters, I have watched the incremental increase of girl power narratives over the decades. What

America, the Land of the Free and Home of the Brave, was on its way to self-destruction the moment it

I listened to an interesting podcast by The Distributist. He details a lot of things and much of it is watching him

Secularism is not in itself unbiased, nor does the removal of Christianity from the public sphere ensure neutrality. Instead, it

You might have heard about this odd thing called ‘paraphiliac infantilism’. Maybe you don’t know that highly technical phrase in particular,

If you’ve had the misfortune of interacting with a Generation Z female, you might have heard them use the phrase

We’re deep into summer, and that means it’s car show season. I’ve been to a couple with my young kids,

As I am writing this article, Biden has stepped aside from his reelection campaign, and baring some kind of last-minute