Time’s Up, Congress. The Case for Term Limits
POTUS gets two four-year terms—no exceptions. It’s a hard stop to ensure fresh leadership and avoid one person monopolizing power.
Time for a Check-Up: Should Politicians Over 75 Pass a Mental Competency Test?
Is it time for mental competency tests in government? The ship of state needs a steady hand at the wheel,…
TikTok on Trial: The Cultural Currency of the 21st Century
Without TikTok, the world loses more than quirky videos—it’s a battle over culture, creativity, and digital freedom. What’s at stake?
Unveiling Freedom: The Right to Wear Veils at Civic Ceremonies
Veiling practices, common across many faiths, have long served as symbols of modesty, devotion, and religious expression.
Too Young to Vote, Old Enough to Change the World!
Let’s stop pretending that wisdom comes with a driver’s license and start acknowledging that young people are ready—eager, even—to take…
Are “Trigger Warnings” and “Safe Spaces” Making Colleges Too Comfortable?
In recent years, the trend of issuing "trigger warnings" and creating "safe spaces" has gained traction, particularly in progressive institutions.
To Serve or Not to Serve: Do Business Owners Have the Right to Refuse Service Based on Religious Beliefs?
In today’s diverse society, should businesses have the right to refuse service based on their owners' religious beliefs?
“In God, we trust”: A divine dilemma when government and faith go head-to-head
In the end, the government's job isn't to save our souls—it's to serve its citizens. All of them. And that,…
Should Hate Speech Be Protected by the First Amendment?
Let's be clear: hate speech is not free speech when it's laced with the intent to attack an identity with…
