Trump, Columbia, and the Fine Line Between Security and Free Speech

President Trump’s administration recently made a bold move, cutting $400 million in federal grants to Columbia University over what it described as antisemitic harassment on campus. At the same time, U.S. immigration agents arrested Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian graduate student involved in pro-Palestinian protests, as part of a broader crackdown on anti-Israel activists. These actions…

Trump’s IVF Executive Order: A Misguided, Anti-Life Mistake

President Trump’s recent executive order on in vitro fertilization (IVF) is a disappointment for pro-life conservatives. While many on the left criticize it for not going far enough, the real issue is that it shouldn’t have been issued at all. This order is wrong for three major reasons: It’s an abuse of executive power. Conservatives…

JD Vance Is Right About Europe’s Free Speech Problem—But Let’s Keep the Comparisons Straight

Last week in Munich, Vice President JD Vance made waves with his blunt criticism of Europe’s growing hostility toward free speech. His remarks were direct, unvarnished, and—most importantly—true. He called out the European Union and several of its member states for cracking down on speech under the guise of fighting “hate” and “disinformation.” Predictably, European…

RFK Jr. at HHS: Trump’s Wild Card Pick and the Conservative Dilemma

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) was always going to be a political lightning rod, but his Senate confirmation hearing turned into an all-out battle over science, ideology, and the soul of the conservative movement. The spectacle exposed deep political and philosophical divisions: Democrats, who have…

The TikTok Drama Continues: Trump’s Latest Executive Order Sparks Legal and Ethical Debate

President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order delaying the enforcement of a TikTok ban. It’s the latest twist in what feels like an ongoing soap opera of national security, personal vendettas, and big tech intrigue. While this drama might be entertaining, it raises some serious questions for Americans, especially those who value the Constitution,…

Balancing the Scales: Judge Blocks Biden’s Overtime Rule Amid Debate Over Fair Pay and Free Markets

As reported by the Associated Press, U.S. District Judge Sean Jordan in Texas blocked the Biden administration's attempt to expand overtime pay eligibility for millions of salaried workers. The proposed rule aimed to increase the salary threshold for overtime pay from $35,568 to $43,888 in 2024 and to $58,656 in 2025, potentially benefiting an estimated…

Delaware’s New Insurance Laws: A Troubling Mandate for Abortion Coverage and a Small Win for Maternal Support

Delaware's sweeping changes to its insurance laws in 2024 mark a significant shift, touching on financial institutions, liability insurance death benefits, and most notably, healthcare coverage. The updated insurance code now mandates coverage for pregnancy termination services while including some exceptions for religious employers. Additionally, it expands coverage to include doula services, aiming to provide…

Evaluating Donald Trump and Kamala Harris for President

This analysis will delve into the arguments for and against both candidates, ultimately concluding with a recommendation based on the perspective of values, policies, and constitutional principles. Arguments for Voting for Donald Trump 1. Economic Leadership Trump's economic record during his previous term included tax cuts and deregulation that spurred job creation and economic growth.…

The Limitations of Rights

In modern society, the importance of rights and freedoms is often discussed with a near-reverential tone, particularly in democratic nations like the United States. From free speech to religious liberty, these rights are central to our identity as individuals and citizens. We hold these freedoms in high regard because they stem from the belief that…