Education

Resurrecting Campus Activism of the '60s

Dr. Duke Pesta – For nearly no provocation, college agitators now routinely call for resignations, apologies, and restrictions. Though abjectly foolish, such campus intolerance was just a matter of time.

Politics

The “Living document” Lie

Selwyn Duke – Antonin Scalia’s life and death highlighted the absurdity that in the American Republic one person can make the difference in changing all the nation’s laws.

Who will Be Our Next Oligarch?

Selwyn Duke – A handful of American lawyers were never meant to exercise lawmaking for the entire country, but they now do. How do we bring the Supreme Court under control?

Energy

Follow the Money? No, the Politics.

Bob Adelmann – While supply and demand ultimately determine the price of oil, a lot of factors play a role in the availability of oil and its price.

A Unique Oil Man in a Tough Business

Bob Adelmann – It would be hard to think of a group that is more vilified as exploitative than oil men. Yet everything that Tom Hill of KimRay does shatters that perception.

History - Past and Perspective

Finding a Lost Founder

Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. – The words of a little-known Founder, who had the influence of Jefferson and Madison, could have been written today to warn about the usurpation of power by judges.

The Last Word

U.K. “Brexit” Vote and “Project Fear”

William F. Jasper – The Brexit movement, which is being organized chiefly by the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), has been under concerted attack by the organized one-worlders for the past couple of years. But since Prime Minister David Cameron’s announcement in February that Brits would have the opportunity to vote on the matter in June, the globalizers have really come unglued.