The Final Betrayal: How a New Economic Order Was Assembled Before the Bombs Fell On February 28, 2026, the United …
States’ Embrace of Sports Gambling Disproportionately Harms Young Men
How States and Apps Put Young Men’s Futures at Risk They promised choice and convenience, but what arrived was an …
Iran Gains Leverage Over Strait of Hormuz, Trump Administration Pushes to Reopen
Reopening the Strait of Hormuz: A Conservative Case for Urgency There has to be urgency about reopening the Strait of …
Legalized Sports Betting More Effective at Reducing Economic and Personal Gambling Risks
Legalized Sports Betting: Safer Markets, Stronger States Legalizing sports betting lets markets operate transparently and lets states set rules that …
For Trump’s Anti-Fraud Agenda to Succeed, Congress Must Hold States Accountable
Fixing Perverse Incentives: Federal Dollars and State Behavior Washington hands out money with the best intentions, but the results are …
South Korea’s U.S. Shipbuilding Investment Underscores Industrial Future of America’s Alliances
South Korea’s Investment in U.S. Shipbuilding: Why Industrial Capacity Matters South Korea’s proposed investment in U.S. shipbuilding signals a clear …
CNN Faulted for Errors in Coverage of New York City Attack
When a Major Outlet Keeps Getting It Wrong “Once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, three times is a …
Fredericksburg Sites Highlight Washington’s Boyhood Archaeology, Kenmore Plasterwork and Family Life
Ferry Farm, Kenmore, and a Question About His Mother I visited Ferry Farm to see the archaeology tied to his …
War’s Moral Hazards and the Rise of Technocracy
Technocracy’s Moral Hazards: How War, AI, and Cyber Policy Shift Risk Moral hazard can be plain and personal: your brother-in-law …