By: Dan McLaughlin – nationalreview.com – October 20, 2025 Different power, different limits, different structure, and different language. A lot of observers of the Supreme Court oral argument last week in Louisiana v. Callais were taken aback by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s analogy comparing black voters in Louisiana to disabled people: So going back to this discriminatory intent point, I guess I’m thinking of...

By: Robert L. Woodson Sr. – wsj.com – August 6, 2025 The racial narrative leads major news organizations to ignore a violent attack on two white people. When a mob violently attacked two people in downtown Cincinnati last week, video of the beat-down spread across social media. But not a single major television network covered the story. It didn’t fit the...

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – June 13, 2024 Trump says businesses report losing ‘very good, long time workers.’ How about changing policy? Then Mr. Trump turned the focus back where the White House wants it, which is gang members and threats to public safety. “We must protect our Farmers, but get the CRIMINALS OUT OF THE USA,” he...

By: Naoh Rothman – nationalreview.com – June 2, 2025 There’s an undeniable link between Palestinian nationalism, the far-left ‘omnicause,’ and acts of violence. You don’t need to be a sleuth to find it. You never have to wait long before an act of right-wing political terrorism or even vandalism stirs a cottage industry devoted to “connecting the dots.” Whether the...

For centuries, the United States of America has been hailed as a paragon of pluralism and free speech. Unfortunately, earnest political discourse has become largely impossible in America, and politically motivated violence has steadily subsumed the U.S., due to the fact that America’s media have relentlessly attempted to misconstrue populism as the epitome of extremist ideologies and an imminent, evil,...

Over 100 districts in 26 states promote affinity groups intended to provide ‘safe spaces’ for ‘underrepresented’ people to express themselves.

Media scream, “Too many people have guns!” Second Amendment activist Maj Toure says more people should carry guns.

His documentary exposes the DEI industry by letting practitioners discredit themselves.

In “Am I Racist?,” the documentary in theaters now, writer and star Matt Walsh hilariously skewers the anti-racism industry.

Two Black ministers recently spoke in a documentary, denouncing abortion as racist and calling on Black faith leaders to speak out against “the slaughter of the unborn.”