Too perfect. Here's how the Associated Press covered the Obama admin's Title IX "gender identity" directive in 2016 vs how it covered Trump's 2025 "Compact for Academic Excellence" which defines sex as "according to reproductive function and biological processes." When Trump

🟥 My latest piece on Poland’s juristocracy in action under the era of “militant democracy” is out. I analyze how, after unlawfully taking over the prosecution service and the courts, Tusk’s liberal administration transformed the judiciary into a political weapon—manipulating

📢 My article in The European Conservative: 🟥 After losing the presidential election, Tusk’s coalition fell into panic — with the real loss of power came the very real prospect of prison for a long list of blatant bureaucratic crimes against the state. The unlawful blocking of

A sense of humor is the unsung winner of this presidency. We went from cancel culture and "there is no such thing as an innocent joke" to DiaperDiplomacy and Shawn Farash

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Liberal Democratic Party has been in power in post-war Japan almost continuously since its founding in 1955. Suddenly, it's "far-right." Seriously??? Looks like that now describes any politician anywhere in the so-called civilized world who cares about national identity.

OTD in 1956, Hungarians rose in revolt against the brutal Communist regime & Hungary’s occupation by the Soviet Union. Thousands of civilians would die but the Hungarians gave an example of rebellion against Communist tyranny that would inspire free peoples everywhere🇭🇺

This truly is a misunderstanding. The populist and nationalist forces precisely do NOT offer negatives. It’s not “fear, pride, and anger” but identity fused with security, dignity, and love. But you do get the EU right—“it often appears a distant bureaucracy—regulating,

Church bells are a national tradition in the U.S., a particularly beautiful part of the religious and political inheritance of the American people. The call of the muezzin to prayers in the Arabic language is not. That’s plenty of reason to prefer one over the other.

The future won’t belong to soft men chasing comfort. It will belong to those who risk safety to defend their homeland, their families, and their faith. Nick Solheim is right, and he’s a patriot for saying so.

Argentina is a great example of why one size does NOT fit all. Each nation has its own unique character, history, and traditions — and its own unique challenges. Javier Milei is Argentina’s unique answer to those challenges, with his nation’s (not the planet’s, the world’s, or any

This is so insane and so divorced from reality that it tells us the situation at the FBI was a million times worse than even those who think it’s unsalvageable believed. Ed Corrigan is one of the most beloved members of the conservative movement across every faction on the right.

🇵🇱 Justice for Poland! The Polish right achieved a tremendous victory in the presidential election. Since then, the pro-Brusselian Polish government has launched a political witch hunt against them. Today, I met with former Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro | SP in Budapest. The Polish

Orbán Viktor Zbigniew Ziobro | SP In Poland, after the liberal parties of Donald Tusk took power, supported by the European People’s Party and the European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen, a process began that has nothing to do with the rule of law. This is the result of blackmail and the illegal

We sleep peacefully in our beds because rough men stand ready to do violence on our behalf. The Army is not meant to be progressive, egalitarian or inclusive. It is meant to inflict pain and death - legally and proportionately - on our enemies. spectator.co.uk/article/why-is…

A much needed reminder that the Christian Bible is not one book but two, the Old and the New Testament, that exist in an unbreakable union, lest we cut off the roots of the tree onto which our faith has been grafted and lose the One God. The Old Testament is indeed the story of

An in-person writing requirement could help address a growing challenge in the age of artificial intelligence: It’s becoming harder to trust that students’ work is entirely their own, writes Mary Julia Koch on.wsj.com/47oQNdD

I’ve learned a lot about real politics & colation building from Yoram Hazony & now is a really good time to revisit his speech from National Conservatism this year youtube.com/watch?v=Gc1uTP…

This may be the most idiotic paragraph published in the New York Times this year. Grammatically wrong (people adhere to beliefs, ideologies don't), false claim in sentence one, evidence proving the claim false in sentence two. But what else would you expect from the NYT's