U.S. History

The words of the Bill of Rights are nice, but they mean nothing if the public abandons the ideology that underpins the Bill of Rights itself.

Although the election is over, the ideological fight continues.

There is no such thing as a "national election" in the United States. The feds should have no say in how electoral votes are assigned.

The way we remember the Articles of Confederation has more to do with the success of American nationalists than with the Articles' actual record.

Federal regulators should no longer have any say over what happens on Tribal lands. The same should apply to the states as well.

The Census Bureau once helped round up Japanese-Americans for concentration camps. The Bureau could be similarly "helpful" in the future.

The left has found yet another reason to favor decentralization and nullification of federal laws: Trump's immigration policy

New executive-branch regulations now place a greater burden on citizens than newly passed laws in Congress.

Thanksgiving is not simply a holiday celebrating the abundance of capitalism, but a time to give thanks for all we are grateful for.

In the early years, the pilgrims of Plymouth Colony had little to be thankful for until they gave up on dreams of utopia and turned to markets instead.