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The Right to Bear Arms
A Constitutional Right of the People or a Privilege of the Ruling Class?
Securing Civil Rights
Freedmen, the Fourteenth Amendment, and the Right to Bear Arms
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{content}Your Politics Won’t Protect You from the Surveillance State
Federal surveillance is not new, but today’s scale and scope are unprecedented.
Anne Schuchat: The CDC’s ‘Anthony Fauci’
Unpardoned and still available for testimony.
DSA’s ‘Solidarity’ with Cuba Looks a Lot Like Solidarity with Castro
As the Democratic Socialists of America accuses Marco Rubio of ‘genocide,’ its tribute to Fidel Castro raises questions about whose side the socialist organization is really on.
Post-9/11 Fear Grew the Surveillance State—Still Growing 25 Years Later
The U.S. government responded in ways that are so integrated into daily life that we no longer recognize them.
The Fall of Fauci
Fauci has met his reckoning, but the cautionary tale will always be important.
$0 Tax Left NFA with No Constitutional Basis
Northern District of Texas decides that registration requirements for non-taxed NFA firearms are no longer grounded in Congress’ power to lay and collect taxes.
Who Shot Ricky Pearsall? California’s Pro-Crime Policies Hide the Truth
Who shot 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall in 2024?...
What The Odyssey Teaches About Restraining Power
Free societies need their institutions
Original Intent of the Declaration
The Declaration was written to justify independence and state self-government, not an all-powerful national government.
Happy Birthday to the Ever-Expanding National Security State
President Truman inaugurated the era of three-letter agencies in 1947, creating one set of rules for government and another for the rest of us.
