Part II: The Campaign Against ICE

On the methods and purposes of the Democrat campaign of violence against U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Part I: Objectivism Applied to Immigration Law

That immigration authorities are enforcing a law badly in need of reform does not alter the fact that ICE officers are valid agents of law enforcement and must be treated accordingly.

The Coward’s Epistemology

The future on offer is extraordinary. That should make us angry—genuinely, productively angry—that a coward’s epistemology is positioned to foreclose it.

Politics >

Ayaan Hirsi Ali, ICE, and Illegal Immigration

ICE agents enforcing the law aren’t the threat to American values. The threat is the accumulated mass of people who broke the law to enter, refuse to assimilate, exploit systems meant for citizens, and vote for politicians who promise more of the same.

Put More Drugs Over the Counter

If the president and Congress follow through on the promise to shift more prescription drugs to pharmacies’ over-the-counter sections, they will make medicines cheaper and more accessible—but, more importantly, they will return a measure of control over health care …

Law >

Counterpoint: Was Jimmy Kimmel Censored?

Their real source of anger is the loss of yet another bureaucratic entitlement program, reminiscent of their hysterics amid DOGE cuts earlier this year. From the public airwaves to USAID to DEI contracts, the deep state and its media mouthpieces have enjoyed a long-stan…

World >

Trump’s 2025 National Security Strategy

Sent by the president to Congress, the NSS articulates the administration’s national security vision and how the several elements of US power will be used in pursuit of national security goals.

Justice in Caracas

Venezuela has a chance at revival. America has removed a security threat. And autocrats everywhere just learned that no palace provides immunity from justice.

Brussels Bets the Farm

If the EU wishes to be honest about the concept of free markets and preserve its agricultural base, it must reduce the environmental, administrative, and social burdens imposed on its own farmers.

Culture >

Left Can’t Meme

Richard Dawkins coined “meme” in 1976 to describe units of cultural transmission—ideas that replicate like genes.

Markets: Business & Economics >

End Emergency Tariffs

Trade policy, with all its consequences, belongs within the limits Congress established, not at the discretion of one officeholder.

The Great Gold Reset: Why This Isn’t 1979 All Over Again

Throughout modern history, the story of gold has unfolded in cycles — crises, recoveries, and rediscoveries. But what’s happening now is not just another rally driven by inflation fears or a nostalgic nod to the 1970s. It’s the beginning of a structural reset — one…

Science & Technology >

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