The Crockett Defeat: What the Texas Primary Reveals About the Democratic Party
The Democratic primary for the United States Senate seat in Texas has produced more than a simple election result. It has revealed something deeper...
The Case for a Pause: When Medical Caution Is Not Discrimination
Public debate often reduces complex policy questions to moral slogans. The current fight over gender-related medical treatments for minors has fallen into that pattern....
Inside the Congressional Briefing: What Lawmakers Were Told About Iran
When governments use force, the relevant question is not whether the adversary is hostile. The relevant question is whether the action taken produces a...
Did Trump Violate the War Powers Resolution? Law, Logic, and the Question of Outcomes
Whenever American forces engage in combat abroad, the same constitutional alarm is triggered: Who has the authority to take the nation into war?
With the...
Offensive Strikes, Defensive Shields, Saudi Arabia’s Red Line, and Canada’s Support: What This War Is Becoming
International conflicts are rarely spontaneous. They are usually the result of long-standing incentives, alliances, and institutional groundwork.
The recent U.S. and Israeli strikes inside Iran...
