The Israel-Palestine conflict draws immense attention compared to other deadly conflicts going on globally. Reet Desai explains how campus activism on this matter warps global security priorities.

The recently proposed tariffs from the Trump administration could have a bigger than expected impact on the video gaming industry. Daniel Idfresne says Trump's tariffs could be the final boss for affordable gaming.

Non governmental organizations who are committed to population control have been receiving U.S. taxpayer dollars for some time. Aidan Grogan lays out how global NGOs use our tax dollars to manipulate poor nations' birth rates.

Western leaders have been instrumental in removing dictators from power in Iraq, Libya and Syria. Matthew Cookson has some good reasons they should think twice before removing foreign dictators.

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AI is progressing so quickly that lawmakers are finding themselves anxious over their inability to regulate it. James Ostrowski calls for temperance and warns not to let edge cases define AI rules.

The Hells Angels motorcycle club is well-known in the West but has expanded its reach into some unlikely new territories. Joseph Bouchard says the Hells Angels have landed in Latin America, albeit with a low profile.

Phone thefts in public are becoming a constant hazard in parts of London. Daniel Fessahaye explains why London has become a thief's paradise.

The 14 year prison sentence handed down to a Brazilian woman who wrote on a statue with lipstick wasn't about getting tough on crime. Izabela Patriota says, it's a symptom of how far some authorities will go to crush dissent.

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The Trump administration is taking a very different approach to energy policy. Isaiah Menning explains how Trump's energy czar can unleash energy dominance with carbon capture.

U.S. immigration policy is in dire need of an overhaul. Agustina Vergara Cid says Trump's immigration "gold card" could be a win for America--with a few changes.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has recently positioned himself as a more moderate politician. Joseph T. McFadden has a great breakdown of Newsom's strategic unawokening.

It's been decades since Georgia was delivered from Soviet rule. Lika Kobeshavidze says Georgia's fight for true freedom continues as the nation struggles to break the Soviet shadow.

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Justin Trudeau was quick to take credit for lowering taxes before stepping down as Prime Minister. However, Samantha Dagres says, Canadian middle class taxpayers are paying more taxes than ever.

Antisemitism continues to spread throughout the West, particularly among young people. Agostina Sosa explains that to stop antisemitism, you must first find the source.

King Abdullah II of Jordan met with President Trump not long after Trump's statement about turning Gaza into a "Riviera of the Middle East." Abdullah Hayek recounts how the King's meeting with Trump was a masterclass in diplomacy.

For a great example of how to lose a negotiation, Kyle Moran breaks down the recent disastrous meeting between Ukrainian president Zelensky and President Trump and Vice President Vance.

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Illinois students are struggling with reading proficiency, just like many of their counterparts across the nation. Hannah Schmid says, lowering proficiency standards just masks the crisis rather than fixing the problem.

Accessing high speed broadband has been a challenge for many of British citizens. Tristan Ringmo explains how British broadband is about to get the boost it needs.

The Trump administration is promising to lead America to a new Golden Age. Aiden Grogan warns that Trump's proposed tariffs won't be the tool to make that Golden Age a reality.

One of the distinct characteristics of the DOGE phenomenon is the youthfulness of its Gen Z engineers. Ethan Watson says, that youth is a feature, not a bug.

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The FDA has officially withdrawn its proposed rule for a ban on menthol cigarettes after statewide bans failed in Massachusetts and California. Brian Nuckols explains why this is a triumph for harm reduction.

The U.S. federal debt may seem like an insurmountable problem for those trying to rein in government spending. Benjamin Ayanian says the Constitution provides the answers we're seeking.

Populism gets a bad rap despite dominating American political discourse for nearly a decade. William Barclay describes why it's actually a sheep in wolf's clothing.

When boisterous anti-Israel protests began to take place on U.S. college campuses, one school handled it better than others. Ed Tarnowski says Dartmouth addressed the situation the right way.

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