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Profiles of Valor: CAPT Victor Glover (USN/NASA)
"In the military, there's a saying that there are no atheists in foxholes. There aren't any on top of rockets, either."
Aragorn Is at the Black Gate, and We're Debating Whether Merry and Pippin Are Gay
While pundits reduce Iran to talking points, a West built on Liberty is colliding with a system that demands submission, and only one survives intact.
The Success of Artemis II
The second of several NASA missions was completed last Friday, offering hope for future space flights and, eventually, a (permanent) return to the moon.
Artemis II — To the Moon!
On Wednesday, if the Florida weather cooperates, four astronauts will lift off on a journey considered the next step toward our return to the moon after more than 50 years.
Feminists for Iran
Are they simply uninformed about what they're defending? And would they change their minds if they knew the truth?
American Ally: The Republic of Korea
We must cultivate our strong defense relationship with the ROK and improve industrial partnerships to leverage its excellent shipbuilding capabilities.
Trump, Not Tucker and Kelly, Defines MAGA
The president sets the record straight on who determines his "Make America Great Again/America First" agenda: he does.
First a SOTU Address, Then a War
The state of our union is not unified. In wartime, that's a bad thing.
Why Striking Iran Was an America First Decision
President Donald Trump's decision to attack was a policy initiative centered on protecting American interests and security.
America at 250
America's uniqueness lies in its foundation on republicanism: the rule of a people through law and representation, rather than the rule of a ruler, a caste, or a permanent managerial class.
Team USA Delivers
While other American athletes seemed somewhat lukewarm about representing their country in the Winter Olympics, there was no lack of patriotism among our hockey players.
Liu vs. Gu: A Story of Two American-Born Athletes
One chose to represent her country. The other chose to represent her country's greatest enemy.
The Leftmedia Loves Mercenary Athlete Eileen Gu
The American-born-and-raised Olympian competes for China, but she's the object of endless media adoration.
The United States, the Philippines, and the Defense of Taiwan
The U.S. partnership with the Philippines is a critical part of our dedicated support system for Taiwan against China's aggression.
Lack of Patriotism at the Olympics
Some athletes are displaying a lack of unity and stirring up media firestorms instead of pointing people to the beauty of the sport they love.
The U.S. Is Running Out of Time on Population Decline
The Trump administration promotes an American culture that values family formation and stability, rather than treating families as an economic or social burden.
Clash of Cultures at Super Bowl LX
While making much of America's 250th birthday, the game's Halftime Show sought to utterly redefine "America" to mean the entire Western Hemisphere.
Is America a Nation of Citizens, or a Territory of 'People'?
How census rules, immigration enforcement, and political incentives quietly rewired the American social contract.
Is Greenland 'Trump's Folly'?
The last time the United States made a bold purchase of territory, it was "Seward's Folly" of Alaska. That worked out pretty well.
Why Russia and China Care About Greenland — and Why America Must
The real question is whether the United States will treat Greenland as a strategic asset by design or surrender influence through neglect.