I had the pleasure of appearing on Charlie Kirk’s program a few times over the years and I always found him to be polite, respectful, and genuinely interested in ideas. Even in areas where we might not have agreed, he listened carefully. He was a strong advocate of free speech and he made a career of trying to convince the youth of the value of free speech and dialogue regardless of political differences.
Thomas Paine was not an anarchist. He made it clear that his idea of anarchism (no government) aligned with government in its worst state: utter chaos. He wrote on January 10, 1776,
September 15, 2025, is the fifth anniversary of the Abraham Accords (Accords) signed by representatives from the nations of Bahrain, Israel, and United Arab Emirates (UAE) that normalized diplomatic and economic ties between the three nations. The United States signed the documents as a witness. Morocco signed the Accords in December 2020.
In his article “Southern Cross: The meaning of the Mel Bradford moment,” David Gordon recounts his first meeting with M.E. Bradford:
The Federal Reserve is set to lower the target policy interest rate this week in spite of the fact that price inflation rose again in August. The Fed has, for many years, insisted that it is equally committed to both sides of its so-called “dual mandate” of pursuing both “price stability” and maximum employment. Yet, the Fed is increasingly showing that price inflation is not even one of the central bank’s chief concerns.
If the Fed pumps more easy money, we could expect a surge above $3,800.
The suspect in Charlie Kirk’s murder is described as the pride of his family, a 4.0 student in high school, scholarship winner. A 22-year Mormon man, now attending Vo-tech school in Southern Utah. The Wall Street Journal reports, “Like many boys in this area, [the suspect] grew up hunting and was well-versed in the use of firearms, according to law-enforcement officials.
Dell boasted on its WeChat account that its services assisted the Chinese internet police in “cracking down on rumormongers.”
