Apr 29, 2025
Until Harvard finds the courage to confront the rot it has allowed to fester, I no longer wish to advertise for Harvard, to lend my implicit endorsement to an institution that has, in recent years, shown an appalling complicity, for violence. I will not be a billboard for betrayal.
Apr 7, 2025
It is not merely the violence itself, but the insipid, grotesque reaction of some prominent Democrats that stirs one’s stomach. Tesla, once the darling of eco-conscious liberals, has become, quite suddenly, a target of disdain.
Mar 13, 2025
It would be a grave mistake to think that policing alone can fix the broken windows of New York City. Clean streets, functioning infrastructure, and a sense of civic pride are as critical to restoring order as arresting fare-jumpers or cracking down on open drug use.
Feb 4, 2025
People didn't come to Starbucks just for coffee. They went for the experience, the "third place" energy. When that evaporated, so did the magic. Competitors, both boutique coffee shops and major chains, have eagerly capitalized on Starbucks' missteps.
Dec 26, 2024
The Broken Windows theory remains a valuable framework for maintaining order and preventing crime escalation. Real-world results, not theoretical dogma, should guide effective public safety policies.
Dec 9, 2024
In the heart of the American West, Denver's progressive policies on immigration are testing the limits of municipal budgets and political resolve.
Nov 13, 2024
Universities are echo chambers. Particular viewpoints are protected, others are vilified. That undermines intellectual diversity, creating environments where empathy is offered not based on universal principles but on selective criteria that align with the institution's ideological leanings.
Oct 31, 2024
The media’s role is not to decide the election for the American people but to inform them. Unfortunately, the lopsided reporting documented in the MRC study implies that the media is inching dangerously close to overstepping this boundary.