For years, Thomas Massie cultivated the image of the untouchable libertarian outsider. The lone wolf. The “principled” dissenter willing to vote against leadership, against spending bills, against war packages, and sometimes seemingly against his own party for sport. This week, Kentucky Republicans finally sent a message back. They were tired …

All eyes are on the war in Iran, and many Americans are wondering what will happen next? Could this conflict expand? Could this lead to a wider war? Should we be worried about the threat of a nuclear weapon or a dirty bomb or a bio weapon?   If you …

There was a time when publicly celebrating assassination would have ended a career, destroyed a reputation, and horrified polite society. Today, in certain ideological circles, it earns applause, social media engagement, and perhaps even status. That reality was on full display outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse this week, where several …

A growing network of socialist activist hubs is quietly spreading across the United States, establishing physical “Liberation Centers” in cities and neighborhoods from Pennsylvania to Texas while building what critics describe as a long-term revolutionary infrastructure operation. The organization behind the expansion is the Party for Socialism and Liberation, commonly …

The American Bar Association is facing one of the most significant internal revolts in its modern history as mounting legal, political, and financial pressure forces the organization to reconsider some of its most controversial accreditation rules. In a major shift, the ABA’s Accreditation Council has approved repealing Standard 206, a …