Matt Walsh’s new documentary, The Real History of Slavery, has landed like a bomb in the sanitized lecture halls of the left, and patriotic Americans ought to watch it with open eyes. Walsh takes aim at the one-sided story taught in many schools and on CNN—that slavery was America’s unique, singular sin—by pushing viewers to More

Colleen Hoover’s decision to stop quietly selling the film rights to her books and instead build her own cinematic franchise is a welcome move for creators who understand that Hollywood too often chews up American art and spits it out. Instead of handing her stories to outsiders who chase trends and influence, Hoover is keeping More

President Trump stood before the American people and gave a sober, no-nonsense update on the Iran situation, reminding the world that peace is won through strength, not appeasement. The president confirmed that the United States launched Operation Epic Fury to degrade Iran’s military capacity and decisively target the regime’s leadership, a campaign that has fundamentally More

When Marius Meiners walked away from a steady consulting job at PwC in September 2024 and entered Antler’s Berlin accelerator without a plan, he did what every proud American conservative admires: he bet on himself and on the free market’s ability to reward risk and grit. In just months he found cofounders, built a product More

As America approaches its semiquincentennial, a fierce argument has broken out over our nation’s true origin — the Declaration of Independence in 1776 or the tragic arrival of enslaved Africans in 1619. Patriots who love this country know the Declaration of Independence and the principles it set forth are the operative founding moment that created More

Gavin Newsom’s recent book tour has been less about ideas and more about theater, with footage of the California governor wiped with convenient tears and staged indignation. Conservative commentators have called out his onscreen emotions as performative — a practiced bit of political theater designed to manufacture sympathy rather than answer hard questions. Newsom’s memoir, More