Today in History: Roger Williams Banished From Massachusetts Bay Colony
Roger Williams played a pivotal role in shaping the concept of religious freedom in the United States, and his influence can be clearly seen in the First Amendment. ...
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Why It’s OK to Say “Happy Columbus Day!”
Happy Columbus Day! Those three words could be enough to get me canceled in some circles. The fact that such a claim isn’t shocking to readers is not only a commentary...
Male High School Runner in Maine Ranked 172nd as a Boy, Now Ranked 4th as a Girl
More transgender sports insanity has reared its head, this time in Maine. Maine Coast Waldorf School sophomore Soren Stark-Chessa competed as a male last year, but now calls himself a girl...
Today in 1691: Massachusetts Bay Charter Issued — A Signal Step Along the Road to Independence
The issuance of the charter on October 7, 1691 set in motion a series of events that would culminate in the American War for Independence. ...
Greenies Want to Steal Your Car — That’s the New Culture War
The car has long been the central target of the climate alarmists. But why has it become such a greentopian bugbear? ...
Drag Queens and Groomers: American Libraries Now Dens of Iniquity
The American Library Association is doubling down with a new, self-described “Marxist lesbian” president and advice on how to seduce children into the sexual devolutionary world. ...
Pope Blasts United States, “Irresponsible” Western Lifestyle in Latest Climate Rant
It's hard to know exactly why the pontiff has taken his anti-God, anti-human stand, as one of the best ways to help the poor is to give them access to cheap,...
FBI Investigating Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Faith Group
In a development that has garnered significant attention, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently initiated an investigation into a faith group to which Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett belongs....
The History of the Speaker of the House, Part 1
In light of the historical ousting of Kevin McCarthy as speaker of the House of Representatives — the first time a man was removed from that office by vote of the...
John Droz: “New” Science Is Marxist Indoctrination
Retired physicist John Droz recently led a successful effort in North Carolina to reinstate the tried-and-true scientific method in public schools’ curricula, overturning a long-running but covert smear campaign against this...
Conservatives Face Tighter Restrictions on Speech on College Campuses, Poll Reveals
“Without freedom of thought, there can be no such thing as wisdom; and no such thing as public liberty, without freedom of speech.” — Thomas Gordon, Cato’s Letter No. 15 (1721)...
Liberators vs. Triumvirs: The Battle of Philippi Begins Today in 42 B.C.
“In these circumstances, as the forces on both sides were unusually eager, the trumpet sounded, and they advanced against each other with a great shout, and the trumpets sounded the attack....
On This Day in History: Congress Sends Proposed Bill of Rights to the States for Consideration
The sending of the Bill of Rights to the states for ratification on October 2, 1789, was a pivotal moment in U.S. history. It marked the commitment of the American people...
Gadsden Flag Student Now a Celebrity
Jaiden Rodriguez' saga is far from over, though, as the school continues to prohibit his patch showing a firearm, and will only allow his Gadsden flag patch as long as no...
Busted — but “Jussie Smollett 2.0” Calls His Lies “Emotional Truths”
For those who base behavior on “emotional truth,” something feeling true to them is all that matters. ...