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Surveillance Society Is Here, And Masked Heroes Are Already Pushing Back

Surveillance Society Is Here, And Masked Heroes Are Already Pushing Back

Across the U.S., solar-powered black boxes labeled as “public safety” measures have been installed, stirring a growing resistance against what many see as an emerging surveillance state. The cameras from Flock Safety, a leader in this AI-driven surveillance industry, function as automated license plate readers (ALPRs) capturing high-resolution images of vehicles that pass by. According […]

Unions Are Challenging Past Issues in Education

Unions Are Challenging Past Issues in Education

Teachers Unions Urge Governors to Reject Education Freedom Tax Credit Recently, leaders from the largest teachers unions in the U.S. sent a letter to Democratic governors, urging them not to engage with the new federal Education Freedom Tax Credit. Their stance? This initiative poses a threat to public education and should be dismissed. However, this […]

This Might Be the Most Unbelievable Firearms Instructor Ever

This Might Be the Most Unbelievable Firearms Instructor Ever

Concerns About Firearms Training It’s hard to imagine a scenario worse than someone who isn’t trained to exercise their Second Amendment rights. But a poorly trained instructor might just take the cake. In a recent incident, a video showcased what could be described as an incredibly reckless approach to firearms training. The response from Massad […]

Bill Clinton Should Not Have A Navy Carrier

Bill Clinton Should Not Have A Navy Carrier

On January 13, 2025, the Biden administration revealed that the upcoming CVN-82 will be named after William J. Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States. The announcement came just a week before President Biden’s departure from office, which didn’t sit well with many. Choosing to honor President Clinton with a carrier’s name seems, to […]

The Important Duty of Each American Generation

The Important Duty of Each American Generation

My dad always dreamed of visiting the Pearl Harbor memorial in Hawaii. In the days following the December 7, 1941 attacks, he—and many others—skipped school and flooded recruitment offices, often lying about their ages to enlist. I have this photo of him and two friends, wearing their freshly issued Naval uniforms, on their way to […]

The Challenge of AI Safety

The Challenge of AI Safety

Anthropic and the White House Clashing Over Claude Fable 5 Anthropic and the White House are once again engaged in a debate regarding the release of Claude Fable 5, an advanced model that could potentially be misused by hackers to compromise critical systems, such as those of the National Security Administration. The White House claims […]

Longing for the Past — People Embracing Simplicity Again

Longing for the Past — People Embracing Simplicity Again

Hey there, Yesterday, on our way home, my wife and I had a bit of a disagreement—well, maybe more of a light exchange, since we don’t often argue. She noticed I was quiet and asked why I wasn’t speaking. Truthfully, my face was still numb from some dental work, but I was also busy texting […]

Mother of Three: America 250 Will Inspire My Kids to Appreciate This Country, Not Regret It

Mother of Three: America 250 Will Inspire My Kids to Appreciate This Country, Not Regret It

Reflecting on America’s Future as it Approaches its 250th Birthday My days revolve around the chaos of three young children—packing lunches, racing between soccer fields and dance studios, wiping noses, and instilling values. Like many mothers, I fall into the comforting rhythm of bedtime stories, little prayers, and daydreams about summer. Yet, with America set […]