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26,000 Babies and a Booming Industry: The Real Scale of Birth Tourism A Standalone Companion to “Born of the Soil, or Born of Consent?” ❖ ❖ ❖ The Morning After: A Loss at the Court, a New Front at the Department The ink on the Supreme Court’s decision was scarcely dry. On the morning of…
Why Birthright Citizenship Rests on a Feudal Mistake ❖ ❖ ❖ Introduction: A Question the Founders Never Answered — Because We Never Asked It Rightly On June 30, 2026 — in the two hundred and fiftieth year of American independence — the Supreme Court of the United States handed down its decision in Trump v….
An American Journey Through Liberty ❖ ❖ ❖ Introduction: A Republic Still Being Written On the reverse of the parchment Declaration of Independence, in a plain clerk’s hand, someone wrote a single docket line so the document could be identified when it was rolled up for storage: “Original Declaration of Independence dated 4th. July 1776.”…
Introduction: The Theater of Democratic Decline Since President Trump’s return to office in January 2025, a cottage industry of dire predictions, alarmist reports, and sweeping pronouncements has emerged declaring American democracy dead, dying, or transformed overnight into an authoritarian state. Major media outlets feature specialists solemnly reporting that the United States has fallen from 20th…
Washington D.C. Crime Statistics: Separating Fact from Fiction (2014-2024) For over a decade, crime in Washington D.C. has been a consistent flashpoint in local and national discourse. News headlines often paint a bleak picture, but what do the numbers actually say? This investigative documentary-style post delves into the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) data from 2014…
The controversy surrounding the use of the autopen—a device that mechanically replicates signatures—has reignited, with former President Joe Biden at the center of scrutiny. Critics, including President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson, have raised questions about the legitimacy of Biden’s autopen-signed documents, particularly executive orders and pardons issued during his term. This update…
Those pesky constitutions… The “Revolutionary turbulence of the year 1848” refers to the widespread European revolutions that occurred in 1848, where several monarchs were forced to abdicate their thrones due to popular uprisings demanding more democratic reforms, often including the tearing up or abolishment of existing constitutions, signifying a rejection of the old order and…
Freedom, as it resonates in the hearts of Americans, is a concept deeply interwoven with the fabric of the nation’s identity. However, the essence of freedom often gets lost in the political rhetoric and the varying interpretations of what it means to be free. To truly grasp the meaning of freedom for all Americans, we…