Why Socialist Policies Appeal to More of the Youth
Support for socialist policies is on the rise among America's youth, largely due to how they perceive current wealth vs future wealth.
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No, Journalists Are Not Soldiers or War Heroes
Despite claims from a grossly inaccurate Washington Post Superbowl commercial, journalists are nowhere near the level of war heroes.
The American Constitutional Upside Down
President Trump and the Senate are throwing the country upside down by keeping American soldiers in meaningless wars in Syria and Afghanistan.
Happy Birthday: How One Song United a Nation at the State of the Union Address
A nation so critically divided experienced a brief moment of unity at the 2019 State of the Union address thanks to a simple "Happy Birthday."
Libertarians Can Make the Most Progress in Local Government
The Libertarian Party needs to focus on a more grassroots approach; getting libertarians in local governments and state legislatures.
Ocasio-Cortez Needlessly Opposed the State of the Union
Though President Trump delivered a tremendously unifying State of the Union address, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez showed no support for clear positives.
An Appeal to Centrism, How to Better Reflect the Population
As the left and right become more and more radical and continue to polarize the other side, it would seem we need a resurfacing of centrism in politics
Amtrak Ran Slower Than an Average Marathon Runner
An Amtrak train plowed into a truck on Sunday evening, leaving passengers stranded near Bellows Falls Station for several hours.
A Republican Needs to Challenge Trump
With no official challengers and the RNC giving him full support, someone needs to challenge Trump and restore core values to the Republican party.
Progressives Are Not for the Common Man
Free college, open borders, and an Apple pass — progressive policy keeps billing the working class it claims to champion.
5 Political Priorities America Should Have in 2019
From term limits to a withdrawal of some of our nation's troops from the Middle East, here are some key political priorities for America in 2019.
Snatching Defeat From the Jaws of Victory
With Democrats preparing to nominate a radical candidate to defeat Donald Trump, they clearly learned the wrong lesson after the 2016 and 2018 elections.
What Mining Companies Can Learn From the Brumadinho Disaster
The Brumadinho Disaster in Brazil racked up a death toll of over 200.
Constitutional Carry: Defense Against Tyranny and Crime
As South Dakota joins the growing list of now 14 constitutional carry states, we must ask ourselves; why aren't all 50 on it?
Governor Ralph Northam Has a Disposition for Destruction
Ralph Northam, stating his support for women making a decision to end a child's life after birth, is showing a clear lack of either sense or morals.
Republican Nominees for 2020: Who Will Challenge Trump?
As the 2020 election season approaches, no one has officialy challenged President Trump for the Republican Nominee.
Las Vegas Shooting: Unexplained Motive
In wake of the FBI's inability to determine a motive behind the Las Vegas Mass Shooting, we are left with conspiracy theories and fear-based gun control.
Alyssa Milano, Red MAGA Hats Are Not KKK Hoods
MAGA is not about racism and should not be equated to the KKK.
Baltimore to Stop Prosecuting Marijuana Possession Cases
Claiming that marijuana possession citations unfairly impact minorities, a State Attorney for Baltimore said she would stop prosecuting such cases.
Psilocybin Mushrooms Are Changing the Way You Die
With groundbreaking research, scientists are proving that psilocybin mushrooms benefit the mental states of people with terminal illnesses.
Red Flag Laws Pass Through New York State Legislature
Democrat control of the New York State Legislature leads to the passage of several pieces of emotion-fueled gun control laws, including red flag laws.
The Red Scarves Rise in Response to the Yellow Vests
In a hope to bring change to France in a different way, the Red Scarves are now rivaling the Yellow Vests in number and method for change.
Tulsi Gabbard Is a Hawk in Dove’s Clothing
Though she claims to be antiwar, Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard is a hawk that has a record with deeply disturbing statements.
Germany Is Phasing Out Coal, Moving to Renewable Energy
Germany plans on leaving coal behind after 2038 and moving on to renewable energy sources, according to a release from Germany's Coal Commission.
Acorn Community: American Anarchism at Its Apex
For more than a quarter-century, Acorn Community has thrived in rural Virginia as an example of a society that truly practices anarchism.
On Degeneracy and the Concept of the Imperative
What role does degeneracy, inherent genetic inferiority, play on the actions and beliefs of serial killers such as Ted Bundy?
Reports: Instagram Down Across the Globe
Many users in the United States and across the globe are reporting that Instagram is down as of approximately 7:50 PM EST Monday.
An Introduction to Time Preference: Austrian Economics
The concept of Time Preference is noted as vital to the development of markets and civilization by leaders in the Austrian school of economics.
The Freedom Caucus: Accountability or Hindrance?
Does the hardline conservative group in Congress known as the Freedom Caucus push accountability in Congress or hinder with its progress?
Steven Crowder Fans Should Change Their Minds
Steven Crowder is not actually in the business of promoting civil discussion.
Slavoj Žižek Fails to Fully Understand Hierarchies
Slavoj Žižek's views on hierarchies are rooted in Marxism due to his past social standing in Slovenia before the fall of the Eastern Block, creating a flaw.
Stop and Search: Doing More Harm Than Good?
Police in the United Kingdom spark controversy by bypassing reasonable suspicion and abusing their stop and search powers.
Ocasio-Cortez: The New Norm of Congress
Millennial and progressive representatives like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are continuing to rise in popularity and will assert their presence in Congress.
The Roger Stone Arrest Shows Mueller Grasping at Straws
The Mueller probe is turning to increasingly ridiculous attempts to prove Russian collusion, and Roger Stone is the latest victim.
Wait, Who Is Bill Weld?
Bill Weld was the former Vice Presidential nominee for the Libertarian Party, but who was he before the campaign trail?
Nick Sandmann, MAGA Hat Kid: The Hidden Story
The portrayal of MAGA hat kid Nick Sandmann was widely different from reality, as tribalism swept through the nation like wildfire.
Xanax Makes Doctors Rich and People More Anxious
Pharmaceutical companies make a killing off Xanax prescriptions, but how helpful are they to patients and at what cost to their safety?
The Libertarian Party Must Shift From Federal to Local Races
Gary Johnson spent $400,000 to lose; a school-board Libertarian won with 68 percent — the lesson writes itself.
A War in Venezuela Will Include China
With a conflict in Venezuela likely being imminent, the People's Republic of China will protect their interests in the socialist regime.
Don’t Be a Jordan Peterson NPC
You can love 12 Rules for Life and still notice Peterson gets postmodernism wrong.
Israel and the American-Made Power Vacuum in Syria
Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syria as America leaves — cleaning up a vacuum the U.S. helped create.
LA Teachers Strike: Class Sizes Are Not to Blame
There is some disconnect happening in California surrounding funding and achivement, and the students are not to blame for the LA teachers strike.
The Government Shutdown: Rough Seas for Investors
With many federal data agencies closed due to the government shutdown, investors are in rough seas when trying to make accurate predictions.
Make Individualism Great Again
Across the country, we are witnessing a decline of the influence of individualism in our society with the effects of this being purely negative.
Where Is the Outrage Over the Jack Morrissey Death Tweet?
After 'Beauty and the Beast' producer Jack Morrissey tweeted about throwing kids into a woodchipper, he deserves to be fired from Disney.
John McAfee Is Running for President, but He Doesn’t Want Your Vote
The multimillionaire cryptocurrency investor has made it perfectly clear that he does not want a single vote in this upcoming election.
Trump Officially Recognizes Juan Guaido as Interim President of Venezuela
After the Venezuelan National Assembly removed Nicolas Maduro from power, Interim President Juan Guaido is getting international recognition.
Conservatives and Immigration: A Need for Change
If conservatives are to continue winning elections in the future, they must quickly rid themselves of their label of harsh on immigration.