The grander a dictator’s ambitions, the more likely he is to see religion as a threat. So it is with Xi Jinping, who has ruled the People’s Republic of China (PRC) with increasing ruthlessness since November 2012, when he became general…
In the tensions between calls for a for of Christian nationalism and an even stricter separation of church and state, it is easy to forget that another civil arrangement is possible, one that worked well for most of the Republic’s history. Read…
An interview with economist Lawrence Read iStock.com/francisblack Socialism is like the story of Santa Claus. “But the truth is that Santa Claus…
Who’s the most courageous journalist in America? Seriously, can you think of a single name? I can think of a few who have risked their careers, courted lawfare from the Deep State, or dared to disparage litigious corporations such as Dominion…
The episode that shook one of the most important voices of the conservative Catholic world in Italy during the summer of 2025—namely the blog Messainlatino.it—remains one of the most eloquent signs of the ethical fragilities afflicting today’s…
The Nobel Prize-winning Austrian-born economist and political philosopher Friedrich von Hayek (1899-1992) left a rich legacy of books and articles brimming with insights and wisdom. He remains one of the most quoted thinkers in the 21st Century,…
By The Stream Published on December 9, 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok-CYkNpZ3E This 8-minute video from the Viktor Frankl Podcast shares the testimony before the European Union parliament of Mosab Hassan Yousef — whose father founded…
By Christians Engaged Published on December 7, 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhrki_pqZLw From the earliest days of our Republic, leaders affirmed that Scripture is essential for order, peace, justice, and moral government. For 250 years,…
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accused the West of Islamophobia and rebuked Israel for targeting Christians during Pope Leo XIV’s pilgrimage to Turkey, even as the pontiff sidestepped calls from religious freedom analysts to address the…
The date was December 4, 1783. The place was an establishment at the corner of Broad and Pearl Streets in lower Manhattan, New York City, known to this very day as Fraunces Tavern. The occasion was an assembly of officers of the Continental…
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