American History

hayesphotography/iStock/Getty Images Plus The ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) joined with many of its closest ideological friends in sending a letter to state legislators last week. The letter said, “We are deeply opposed to any bill that would install chaplains in our public schools.”Of course they are. The ACLU and its friends (including Americans United for Separation of Church and State,...

James Madison James Madison was born at midnight between March 16 and 17, 1751. James’ mother was away from her own home, paying a visit to her mother’s house, when the anxiously awaited hour of her son’s delivery arrived. James’ grandmother’s house in Port Conway was some 55 miles from his mother and father’s own house in Orange County, Virginia.Nelly...

AP Images Tommy Tuberville We “are losing our kids to a satanic cult,” said Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) Friday. “We’ve lost our moral values across the country.”Tuberville made his comments while speaking to approximately 100 GOP delegates at a warehouse in Bluffdale, Utah, while campaigning for U.S. Senate candidate Trent Staggs, a Republican who’s running to fill the seat being...

Hidden beneath the kerfuffle about last week’s speeches on Capitol Hill, a significant debate is occurring just across the street at the Supreme Court. There the Biden Administration is asking the Court to block a splendid new Texas law against illegal aliens, SB 4, and on Monday Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed his vigorous response in full support of...

AlxeyPnferov/iStock/Getty Images Plus Attorneys general from 16 states that have banned the barbaric practice of performing sex-change procedures on children have written to Maine’s Governor Janet Mills, Attorney General Aaron Frey, Senate President Troy Jackson, and House Speaker Rachel Talbot Ross. The letter vehemently protested proposed legislation LD 227, called by some the “Transgender Trafficking Bill.”LD 227 seeks to shield...

gorodenkoff/iStock/Getty Images Plus A Fulton County, Georgia, judge has dismissed six counts of the politically motivated indictment against former President Donald Trump, former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, former Trump aide Rudy Giuliani, and three other defendants for interfering in Georgia’s 2020 presidential election.Judge Scott McAfee said county prosecutor Fani Willis didn’t define the defendants’ crimes.The men still...

Luis Miguel We often talk of defending our freedoms. But how much is truly left to defend?The news on Monday of the death of Boeing whistleblower John Barnett from a supposedly self-inflicted gunshot wound prompted public outcry, with allegations that Barnett was “Epsteined” (that is, murdered in a matter made to appear like suicide) going viral on social media.Barnett, who...

AP Images The transcript of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s interview with President Joe Biden makes clear that Biden is suffering dementia and cannot perform his duties.As The New American reported in February, Biden’s fuming reaction to Hur’s claim that Biden couldn’t remember the year his son, Beau, died, signaled the condition.But new details show just how disconnected Biden is with...

Luis Miguel One of the central premises of Cultural Marxism is the division of society into classes of oppressors and oppressed (be it whites versus non-whites, poor versus rich, etc.) and thereby fomenting tensions between these segments, which the Left then leverages to push the radical changes they desire.The feminist movement is one of the most prominent varieties of Cultural...

Luis Miguel Few organizations have been as consistently and as viciously slandered as The John Birch Society. In a political landscape in which the mainstream media’s aim is not to report the truth, but to suppress it, the attacks alone are a testament to JBS’s vital role in the cause of liberty.The John Birch Society was established in 1958 by...

Vincent Ryan/iStock/Getty Images Plus Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar admitted Saturday that his government had taken “two wallops” from voters as a pair of referenda that would have watered down provisions of the Irish constitution supporting mothers and marriage were overwhelmingly defeated.Forty-four percent of Irish voters turned out Friday to reject the two referenda, with those opposed clearly more motivated...