Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
David T. Cloft 
If Donald Trump truly wants to cement his legacy as a defender of American greatness, he need look no further than the example set by Theodore Roosevelt.
On January 1, 2025, Kentucky took a bold step to protect the privacy of its residents by banning the use of merchant category codes (MCCs) for gun retailers.
In a final, desperate gasp of his presidency, Joe Biden demonstrated just how far he was willing to go to shield his cronies and cement his legacy as one of the most ethically challenged presidents in American history.
In his inaugural address on January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump declared the onset of a “golden age of America,” emphasizing a renewed commitment to national sovereignty and prosperity.
On August 15, 1971, Richard Nixon took to the airwaves and delivered the financial equivalent of “Let them eat cake.”
The plagues of Egypt described in the Book of Exodus have long been understood as divine acts to liberate Israel from slavery.
Freemasonry has long been the subject of intrigue, with its origins, symbolism, and goals steeped in mystery.
The U.S. dollar: it’s our crown jewel and our ticking time bomb. For decades, the world has bowed to the almighty greenback, not because they love it, but because they have no choice.
Back in 1977, George H.W. Bush took on the unenviable task of cleaning up the CIA after the Family Jewels scandal, a laundry list of assassination plots, domestic spying, and drug experiments that made every Bond villain look tame.
As the great Rahm Emanuel once said, “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.”
For over a century, Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, built on uniformitarianism, has shaped modern science and education.
However, the humble snowshoe, a device as ancient as humanity’s struggle with winter, deserves a place in any pantheon of transformative inventions.
The Bible draws a clear and vital distinction between murder and killing, addressing both the sacredness of life and the reality of living in a fallen world.
The United States has a moral obligation to liberate Greenland from the icy grip of despair. Sure, the 56,000 Greenlanders don’t seem to be asking for help, but what do they know?
Most people think the Nazis came up with this little accessory of oppression, but, surprise! Humanity has been forcing Jews to dress differently for centuries.
Folks, the time has come to extend the warm, sticky embrace of freedom to our polite but tragically misgoverned neighbors to the north.
If fire were an art form, California lawmakers would be the Michelangelos of infernos, chiseling out catastrophe from the marble of common sense.
In a move that screams eco-genius, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is considering the bold decision to cut down 420 acres of lush, oxygen-producing trees near Gaylord, Michigan, to install solar panels.
You can outshoot practically anyone on the planet, but if you squint a little while reading an eye chart, the Navy’s medical team suddenly thinks you’re a liability.
As we continue unpacking the so-called “alien” phenomenon, it’s worth turning our gaze to science and history, both of which throw significant shade on the idea of interstellar travelers dropping by for cattle mutilations and light shows. While science fiction makes it seem easy, the reality of interstellar travel is a physics nightmare. The distances …