When he left the Senate to lead University of Florida, there was plenty of speculation about how Sasse might reform education. Now, Floridians and Americans are getting a taste of Sasse’s vision for the future of education at U of F and beyond. He posted this tweet recently, explaining his vision: Hello Gator Nation – […]
$36 TRILLION: Biden’s Legacy of Debt
As Joe Biden rides off into the sunset after preemptively pardoning his family and coconspirators in the government, he leaves behind him a $36 trillion debt hole that America will be paying off for decades. Newsmax reports: Was Joe Biden’s economic collapse intentional? With Biden finally leaving the White House and President Donald Trump entering […]
U.S. Airfields Are Sitting Duck Targets
Thomas Shugart and Timothy Walton of War on The Rocks argue that the U.S. airpower advantage is eroding due to China’s extensive investments in airfield defenses, making U.S. airbases vulnerable to attack. They recommend the U.S. urgently invest in both active and passive defenses, including hardened shelters and improved air defense systems, to protect airfields […]
Remembering Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
The following is the transcript of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous August 28. 1963 “I have a Dream” speech. Also read the BBC account of the day of King’s assassination by clicking here. I am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the […]
A-10 Continues to Show Its Worth in Syria
Joseph Trevithick of The WarZone reports the U.S. Air Force is ramping up efforts to retire the A-10 Warthog by 2030, with 39 planes sent to the boneyard in 2024. Despite the retirement plans, the A-10 continues to play a key role in combat operations in the Middle East. The remaining planes are set to […]
Preventing IS Comeback: U.S. Efforts in Syria
Joseph L. Votel and Elizabeth Dent of War on The Rocks discuss the precarious situation in Syria and continued U.S. involvement there. They write: Five years ago, we warned that a snap decision to depart Syria — abandoning the U.S. Kurdish-led partner force that has fought the Islamic State in Syria for the last 10 […]
Coast Guard Faces Challenges in Expanding Icebreaker Fleet
The U.S. Coast Guard, a component of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has highlighted the need for more polar icebreakers to support its missions in the Arctic and Antarctic. To address this, the Coast Guard plans to expand its aging fleet, aiming to acquire up to nine new icebreakers. This includes the purchase of […]
Can Tariffs Beat China?
Despite increasing global tariffs and protectionism against China, the country’s share of world manufacturing is growing. Jason Douglas reports in The Wall Street Journal: Donald Trump kicked off a new era of Western economic rivalry with Beijing when he took office in 2017. As he prepares for his second term, China’s dominance of global manufacturing […]
The Lockdown Tyrants Failed
In The Spectator, Toby Young highlights the failure of the lockdown-era politicians he calls “tyrants.” He writes: So farewell then, Justin Trudeau, last of the lockdown tyrants. Or should that be the last of the democratically elected lockdown tyrants? After all, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are still in office. But setting aside those authoritarians, […]
Dark Predictions for 2025
At The Rutherford Institute, John and Nisha Whitehead make some dark predictions about freedom in 2025. They write: “There is no greater tyranny than that which is perpetrated under the shield of the law and in the name of justice.”—Montesquieu, Enlightenment philosopher Wondering what to expect from the government in 2025? So far, it looks […]
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