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The American people must demand that Congress either reassert its authority over law enforcement agencies or else abolish them and start anew.
The conflict today is not simply a normal policy argument between conservatives and progressives. It is over the future of the historic American nation, both its creed and its culture.
Sports is the ultimate meritocracy. The best man or woman or team wins — at least until recently.
What happens when district attorneys refuse to execute the laws of the land? We are witnessing the results today in blue cities across America.
As long as racism remains the only allowable explanation for racial disparities, the Left wins, and our civilization will continue to crumble.
The problem is not a lack of knowledge but a lack of political will.
We the American people must not allow bureaucratic "experts" to endanger our lives, lie to us, or curtail our constitutional rights.
Hillsdale has always been broadly partisan on behalf of freedom.
We needed the CIA in 1947. We need it even more today. We have no time to waste in returning it to fighting form.
We must fight to put the transgender empire out of business forever.
Looking at empires through history, we can identify several things that most of them have in common.
If you become the persons God intends you to be, you will succeed in lighting a fire upon the earth.
It is possible for us to have a sensible climate policy without breaking the bank and without sacrificing the amazing opportunities delivered by cheap and abundant energy.
Only some of our elected leaders consider prosperity and freedom the goal. We need more of them.
It is our job to insist on guardrails to ensure that the pharmaceutical industry serves, rather than harms, public health.
Let us consider just three installments and their related implications.
The following is adapted from an online presentation recorded at Hillsdale College on October 18, 2022.
Children, by distorting their natural desire to grow up and end their dependence, can be recruited to the purposes of despotic regimes.
May we never again experiment with the near abolition of freedom in the cause of mitigating disease.
Unless we learn to respect the complexity of the situation, we risk turning it into something more dangerous.
