Culture
Big Law Forces Big Pharma Bankruptcy
Purdue Pharma struggles under the weight of massive settlements with several states.
Right Analysis / Lewis Morris
Lewis Morris has been writing for The Patriot Post since 2004. He has also written several books and magazine articles on American history for children and adults, doing his part to counteract the leftist propaganda that pollutes our modern discourse.
Economy
In Brief
Businesses Are Becoming Entirely Too Political
The "woke" business model of catering to every leftist whim is going to turn out badly.
Rainbow Mafia
The 'Gay Gene' Guessing Game
A new genetic study claims that homosexuality is determined by multiple DNA factors.
Education
In Brief
Rigging the SAT in a Different Way
Is the College Board going to drop the "adversity score" from the test? Not really.
Politics
In Brief
Educating Youth on the Dangers of Socialism
A new group aims to connect with young people on an emotional and factual level.
Culture
Canceling 'The Hunt'
The film is seen by some not as derisive of flyover folks who live outside of New York and LA but as sympathetic.
Politics
Politicizing Jamestown at 400
As the nation marks its first settlement, Democrats are (still) playing politics.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
China's Economy Is Feeling Trump's Tariffs
Its growth is at a three-decade low as Beijing is under increasing pressure by the U.S.
Politics
'Justice on Trial': The Backstory of the Kavanaugh Debacle
A new book sheds some new light on Kavanaugh's Demo accusers.
Economy
In Brief
Nike CEO Mark Parker: It's All About the Money
There's a face behind the faceless corporation running anti-American Kaepernick ads.
Government
In Brief
Demo Debt Bill Doubles Down on Insanity
Their $1 trillion spending bill keeps ignoring the $22 trillion gorilla in the room.
Government
In Brief
Conservatives Must Be Good Bureaucrats?
The movement needs "people who will reliably advance a conservative vision of government."
Regulatory Commissars
Mileage Standards and Biofuels Are Both Terrible
These top-down government mandates override the free market and should be scrapped.
Regulatory Commissars
King Corn Wins Again
Trump's EPA authorizes expanded use of E15 through the summer months.
Taxes
No, the GOP Tax Cuts Are Not Increasing the Deficit
Not surprisingly, yet another Democrat claim about tax revenue proves to be false.
Right Opinion
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Alcohol, Guns, and Prohibition
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Constitution Day Is Not Just Another Tuesday – It's a Teachable Moment, America
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The French-Ahmari Debate Poses False Dichotomies for Conservatism
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Constitution Day: Toward a More Perfect Union
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The Smearing of Brett Kavanaugh Continues
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The Alternative History of the United States
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Rekindling the Kavanaugh Controversy
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Big Trump-Russia Report Coming, but How Much Will Remain Secret?
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Facebook Incites Violent War on ICE
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Noisy Presidential Politics Is a Good Sign
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New York Times Smears Kavanaugh All Over Again
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'Everything That's Bad Is Politics; Everything That's Good Is the Market'
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Like Trump, Democratic Candidates Have Trouble Staying Within Constitutional Boundaries
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Racist Exam Questions?
"Government, in my humble opinion, should be formed to secure and to enlarge the exercise of the natural rights of its members; and every government, which has not this in view, as its principal object, is not a government of the legitimate kind." —James Wilson (1791)