Defending Jacques Maritain
April 21, 2025James Matthew Wilson makes a case for Jacques Maritain's theories on "integral humanism" in an article published by the Univeristy of Notre Dame's Chruch Life Journal.
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World Economic Forum Founder Under Scrutiny
April 23, 2025
The World Economic Forum ("WEF") announced that it will begin investigating allegations that its founder, Klaus Schwab, has engaged in financial misconduct.
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How Trump's "America First" Doctrine Relates to Global Development Policy
April 17, 2025
The Trump administration's "America First" doctrine has led to new "principles" for U.S. global development policy, many of which do not align with "internationally agreed objectives."
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NGOs as "Tools of Government"
April 15, 2025
With the digging done by the Department of Government Efficiency, many "Non-Governmental" Organizations ("NGOs") have been revealed to be the opposite.
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Apple, Meta Fined for Breaking EU Digital Rules
April 23, 2025
In some of the first penalties issued under the European Union's 2024 Digital Markets Act, tech giants Apple and Meta both face large fines for breaching digital rules.
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Trump's War on "Climate Lawfare"
April 17, 2025
In what some claim to be a necessary move, President Trump has signed an executive order empowering the Attorney General to crack down on abuses of the legal system regarding "climate lawfare," which significantly drive up energy costs.
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The Violent Arm of ESG
April 14, 2025
Gregory Angelo and Stone Washington of Townhall explore the violent tendencies of the Environmental, Social, and Governence ("ESG") movement.
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U.K. Supreme Court Rules that Biological Sex Determines Legal Definition of Women
April 17, 2025
In a unanimous decision made on Wednesday, the U.K. Supreme Court has ruled that the "concept of sex is binary," and that, therefore, the legal definition of a women, particularly as it pertains to the Equlity Act 2010, must be based on biological sex.
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Conservatism in Europe
April 14, 2025
David Frost, Conservative Party member of the House of Lords, offers his thoughts on how national conservatives can succeed in Europe.
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EU Continues to Combat Overregulation by Revising the GDPR
April 03, 2025
In an effort to remain competitive in American and Chinese markets, the European Commission plans to makes significant cuts to the the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR").
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U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Religious Liberty Case
April 22, 2025
The United States Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday in Mahamoud v. Taylor, which challenges the state of Maryland's refusal to allow parents to exempt their children from lessons that include "explicit LBGT content".
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Defending Jacques Maritain
April 21, 2025
James Matthew Wilson makes a case for Jacques Maritain's theories on "integral humanism" in an article published by the Univeristy of Notre Dame's Chruch Life Journal.
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The Inherent Dangers of Social Engineering
April 17, 2025
Economic journalist Mani Basharzad considers the theories of classical liberalists Isaiah Berlin and Friedrich Hayek to determine the root of totalitarian ideology.
