Archive: Articles

Williamson M. Evers | August 16, 2022
The Gray Man, Harvard Elites and State-Sponsored Murder
The new Netflix action movie is surprisingly shallow but still exhilarating
Samuel R. Staley | August 15, 2022
The Black Phone’s Christian Themes
The sleeper hit movie The Black Phone is a well crafted coming of age story within the horror genre
Samuel R. Staley | July 29, 2022
Constitutional Carry Saves Lives
'Good Samaritan' Elisjsha Dicken eliminated a mass shooter, and the mainstream media's gun control narrative
Brady Leonard | July 29, 2022
Who Really Needs a Definition of Recession?
Not business or households. It really only serves one interest.
Peter Jacobsen | July 27, 2022
First Time Gun Ownership Continues To Soar
Who is buying all of the guns? The answer might surprise gun control activists...
Brady Leonard | July 21, 2022
Yes, Elisjsha Dicken Is a Good Samaritan
Law enforcement praised the 22-year old man for heroically using his own firearm to stop a gunman who had already killed three people at an Indiana mall
Lawrence W. Reed | July 19, 2022
School Shootings Make The Case For School Choice
The Uvalde shooting reflects starkly on our education system as a whole
Kevin Boyd | July 12, 2022
SpaceX Starship Stays on Track for Mars
But Permitting Hurdles Still Merit Questioning 
Paige Lambermont | July 5, 2022
Alarming Inflation Undercuts Progressive ‘Greedflation’ Narrative
Companies haven’t jacked up prices to even fully match the increase in their costs, let alone exceed them
Brad Polumbo | June 28, 2022
The Politics of Gas
Gas prices mattered in the 2008 recession, and will matter in November
Brady Leonard | June 28, 2022
College Enrollment Drops As Students Seek Alternatives
More young people are recognizing that the conveyor belt to college, and the debt they assume along the way, may not be the best option
Kerry McDonald | June 22, 2022