Why the West Lost the War on Terror
On the anniversary of September 11th, we examine how and why the West made tragic mistakes in the struggle against Islamic extremism.
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Humanitarian Crisis in North America Worsens after Troubled Election
While world attention has been focused on China, developments in North America spell out dire consequences for the region.
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‘Revenge Ethics’ and the Poison of Hate
Hate is inimical to justice. How can there be an ethics of revenge when rage fuels our worst impulses and perpetuates violence?
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Where Are The Lawyers Who Will Fight For Women and Girls?
WoLF stands virtually alone in the US as a force challenging gender mythology in the courts. Why has the legal profession been silent on the issues?
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Beth Brooke-Marciniak: Promoting “Inclusivity” at the Expense of Women’s Rights
The contradiction between Beth Brook-Marciniak's advocacy for women's rights and her support for 'diversity and inclusion' policies couldn't be more stark.
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Ilhan Omar and the Vicarious Redemption of White Allies
Ilhan Omar's controversial remarks about Israel call to mind Christopher Hitchens' commentary on vicarious redemption. The idea that one can be cleansed of sin by making others suffer.
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The Art of Deceit: How Russia Manipulated America into Electing Donald Trump
Russian interference in the United States’ 2016 election follows an established pattern of electoral influence and manipulation by the Kremlin Anyone familiar with the Canadian rock band Idle Eyes would undoubtedly be familiar with their greatest hit, “Tokyo Rose.” After all, it spoke to many men out there who fell in love with a femme […]
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Anomaly and Academia: Is the Left Really Afraid of Honest Inquiry?
Anomaly says academia has been taken over by left-wing cultists dealing in identity politics. But is his opposition fuelled simply by anti-intellectualism?
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When Bad Regulation Stops You From Earning
Many occupational licensing laws, though made with the best intentions, place unnecessary barriers to entering the workforce and need a rethink. Occupational licensing is a hot topic among economists, policy researchers and wonks at present. Though it has not received the same level of attention of other economic issues in recent times, such as those […]
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The “Social Justice” Reaction to Joseph Kennedy III Spells Trouble for Democrats
Reactions to Joseph Kennedy III’s response to President Trump’s State of the Union address highlight ongoing divides within the Democratic Party. After President Trump delivered one of the lengthiest State of the Union speeches in recent history, Joseph Kennedy III gave the Democratic Response in an auto shop at the Diman Regional Technical School in […]
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