Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
David T. Cloft 
The United States and Australia are both proud, independent nations that love their barbecues, wide-open spaces, and dangerous wildlife (alligators vs. crocodiles and literally everything else in Australia).
If you’ve been paying attention to the latest media hysteria, you’d think that deporting illegal immigrants is some kind of economic doomsday button—one that, if pressed, will send America spiraling into bankruptcy.
The debut of China’s DeepSeek AI has taken the tech world by storm, outperforming some of the most advanced Western AI technologies while boasting an open-source framework.
While subzero temperatures can be a struggle for humans, bundling up in layers and staying indoors is a luxury wildlife does not share.
After months of dodging questions (and truth) about gain-of-function research during congressional hearings, Fauci got a get-out-of-jail-free card.
Welcome to Michigan, where the price of eggs isn’t just high—it’s downright insulting. While Ohioans are shelling out $4 for a dozen, Michiganders are left wondering if their $8 eggs come with a golden yolk.
The roots of ham radio date back to the early 1900s, when hobbyists first started experimenting with wireless communication. By 1912, the United States had set licensing requirements for amateur operators, and the community of hams grew quickly.
Symbols are powerful tools that communicate values, intentions, and identities, often without a single word being spoken.
The Bible presents a picture of humanity’s origins in perfection, with Adam and Eve created with pure DNA and the potential for extraordinarily long lives.
In a long-overdue act of justice, the decision to reinstate military members discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine—with full back pay—is a step toward restoring honor to those who stood firm in their convictions.
When the COVID-19 vaccines rolled out, we were told they were a miraculous “safe and effective” solution to the pandemic. Time has made both of those statements false.
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.