A State Senator Makes His Case Against a Constitutional Convention
Arizona State Senator Andy Biggs has made it such a mission to defeat calls for a new constitutional convention to rewrite the Constitution...
Book Reviews
Review of Ron Paul’s New Book “Swords into Plowshares”
Former presidential candidate and Congressman Ron Paul goes in-depth, using both moral and economic reasons, about why America should go to war only...
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Mistaken Identity: The Ideological Confusion of “Generation Identity”
In 2012, Generation Identity presented itself as a movement poised to block the Islamization of France. Now, it is difficult to determine what...
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A Review of Dugin’s “Putin vs Putin”
Eurasianist ideologist Aleksandr Dugin has published his assessment of Vladimir Putin as a prospective leader of the Eurasian Union. ...
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“More Than a Score” Presents the Liberal Case Against Standardized Tests
A leader in the anti-test movement put together a new book on the rebellion, More Than a Score, looking at the issue from a...
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A Review of “World Federalism 101”
Despite much denial, there is a long history of groups trying to establish world government. Now the evidence is listed by a proponent...
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A Review of “Edmund Burke—The First Conservative”
Jesse Norman's new book on Edmund Burke offers a noteworthy introduction to the life and thought of the father of conservatism. ...
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“Common Ground on Common Core” Book Demolishes Common Core Fraud
This book represents a collection of voices from across the political spectrum that are unified in their view that Common Core will dramatically...
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A Review of “South Africa’s Border War 1966–1989”
The fight against communist forces in Southern Africa has almost been forgotten over the past 25 years, but the republication of Steenkamp's history...
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A Review of “Guns Across the Border”
Mike Detty's inside account of Operation Wide Receiver exposes the inner workings of the ATF's gun running scandals of the early Obama years....
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A Review of J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Beowulf”
The latest volume from the previously-unpublished writings of the author of The Hobbit is a memorial to Tolkien's standing as a brilliant scholar....
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A Choice Not an Echo, Fifty Years Later
In her 2014 update to A Choice Not and Echo, Phyllis Schlafly demonstrates that not much has changed, as Republican candidates for president...
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A Review of McDevitt’s “Coming Home”
Jack McDevitt's latest novel, Coming Home, looks at the history of the “golden age” of the twentieth century's space program from a vantage...
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A Review of Mahoney’s “The Other Solzhenitsyn”
Mahoney's defense of Alexandr Solzhenitsyn as a proponent of liberty and a faithful Christian offers a worthy introduction to the thought of one...
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A Review of “In the Kingdom of Ice”
Hampton Sides’ account of the Jeanette expedition to the Arctic is a powerful story of American heroism. ...
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