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Editorials
Still Waiting For Mass Deportations: A Hard Look at Trump’s Illegal Immigration Record
Trump’s promised mass deportations have failed to materialize thus far.
Trump’s Epstein Cover-Up Writes a Damning Obituary for His Legacy
President Trump’s refusal to release the Epstein files only makes him look more guilty.
The Cost of Economic Sovereignty
Trump’s tariffs are a necessary correction to decades of economic dependence and the erosion of American industry.
Revisiting Ordo Amoris
A defense of Ordo Amoris in light of recent misinterpretation.
Beyond the Shadow of Hitler
The West can only escape its supernatural hatred of Hitler in the Cross.
Why Progress Isn't Inherently Left Wing
Paving the way for a rightist alternative.
Donald Trump’s Israel Dilemma
Trump’s peacemaker status is threatened by a bellicose Israel.
How Donald Trump Has Unconcealed Politics
Trump has revealed politics not as an ideological struggle, but as an existential one.
Merit First, America Last: What to Make of the Death of DEI
As dozens of household-name brands drop diversity programs in the wake of Trump’s win, Republicans have eagerly hailed the return of a pre-progressive era to reverse years of “Woke” identitarianism.
Why One Cannot Be a Dual Nationalist
The falsehood of dual nationalism, the divide in the American right, and the Iran policy test.
Vivek Ramaswamy and Negative Identity: Why Civic Nationalism Doesn't Suffice
Vivek Ramaswamy rightly diagnoses America’s loss of national identity as the cause of its decline, yet he wrongly characterizes it by civic commitments.
4B Movement: Liberal Women Close Their Legs to Protest Trump’s Win
Following Kamala’s humiliating defeat to Donald Trump and sweeping Republican victories in both the House and Senate, liberal women have rushed to social media to voice their outrage.
A Retrospective on the Musk-Trump Split
Musk and Trump’s clash demonstrate the issues of the ‘big tent’, and proves MAGA isn’t here to stay.
Governor Landry’s Political Theater
Republican politicians pander to Zionists instead of their constituents.
The Movement Is Not Dead
It has been a tough few months for the populist right. Labour won in the UK, leaving Reform with only five seats. The Communists won in France, ending the hope of a right-wing government. They tried to kill Trump and replaced Biden with a likely more formidable candidate, Kamala Harris.
Project 2025 Paves the Way for an America First White House
...And that's exactly why it's being attacked
Rebuilding America: High-Speed Rail
HSR can spur economic growth and revitalize American industry.
Assange Released: A Blow to Government Secrecy
Julian Assange is infamously known for being the founder of WikiLeaks