Liberty doesn’t survive on autopilot. We explore how America’s founders tied the survival of a free republic to public virtue formed by Christianity and Scripture—and why that insight matters for the next 250 years. From the colonies’ covenanta...

A two-hour prayer opened the First Continental Congress, and the selected Scripture reading seemed to mirror the headlines from Boston. That image—leaders kneeling before leading—sets the stage for a tour through letters, proclamations, and bat...

America’s 250th is coming fast, and the louder the debate gets, the more we need receipts instead of clichés. We dig into the evidence behind the nation’s uncommon durability—from the University of Chicago’s findings on constitutional lifespans...

A “free” digital ID sounds harmless—until it becomes the key that decides whether you can work, bank, travel, or donate. We invited Alex Newman to brief us and a room full of legislators on how digital IDs are being woven into a larger digital ...

Headlines screamed that Texas was shifting blue and the House majority was shrinking, but the numbers—and the context—tell a different story. We open with a clear walkthrough of the Texas special elections: why a long-held Democratic congressio...