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Mamdani’s Imaginary America
Actually, immigrants to America don’t hate the United States.
Europe’s Deadly Aversion to Air-Conditioning
Heat-related illnesses caused an estimated 24,400 deaths in Europe’s urbanized areas in 2025.
The Dutch Lawsuit That Could Undermine U.S. Energy Security
Attempting a dangerous mulligan.
Mon, 06 Jul 2026 10:30:54 +0000The Fourth Is a Celebration of Life
And a reminder of our responsibility.
Art Without Soul Is Not Art
If there isn’t a human being behind the work, the story it’s supposed to be telling ceases to be moving.
England’s Proposed ‘Conversion Practices’ Ban Is a Mess
This bill might as well be a long-lost chapter of 1984.
A DSA America? Not Okay
Today’s young socialists understand just as little as their predecessors did.
The Americans in Paris
David McCullough’s histories, including The Greater Journey, are a testament to the ingenuity and determination of the American people.
Yet Again, the U.N. Is Treating Hamas Lies as Fact
A new Independent International Commission of Inquiry report relies on flawed and unproven claims about Israel.
Teaching Students to Love America Again
They are inheritors of the country’s achievements, and it’s up to them to maintain this great civilization.
Forging Ahead in an AI-Infiltrated Entry-Level Job Market
What blacksmithing and the craftsmen of the past can tell us about the future of entry-level jobs and the workplace.
<i>Obergefell</i>, Eleven Years On
The question of whether the Supreme Court should revisit the decision, as it did Roe, is on the table.
The Unsung Lyrics of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’
The four original stanzas of our national anthem give us hope.
The Supreme Court’s Fourth Amendment Expectations Are Unreasonable
This is not how the protection of concretely described privacy interests is supposed to work.
Celebrate American Vastness, in All Its Glory
Ours is a nation of whirling colors and flashing fireworks.
Twenty-Five Movies to Celebrate America at 250
They tell the story of who we are and why this big, beautiful, rambunctious nation is one worth the fight.
The Endurance of Our Declaration of Independence
America’s longevity can be attributed to our shared creed first articulated in the founding document.
A Visit to Mount Rushmore, More Than a Shrine of Democracy
It’s fine to think patriotic thoughts, but it’s a great work of art, too.
America at 250: Reflections of a Patriot by Choice
Only those who have lived under dictatorship can fully appreciate what that first breath of freedom feels like.
The Declaration of Independence as Law
The Declaration is not the Constitution. But it does have some important consequences for American law.
