Author: Leonard Marsh

The United States has spent decades being the most generous trading partner on the planet. We opened our markets wide,…

America was built on a straightforward proposition: work hard, build something, and the government stays out of your way. That…

Between 2010 and 2020, the Chinese Communist Party’s holdings of American agricultural land surged by more than 5,300 percent. Let…

There’s a special kind of gall that only career politicians seem to possess — the ability to watch their constituents…

Praising foreign dictators on state-controlled television once would have resulted in social ostracism—let alone disqualification from political circles. That era…

This nation’s founding was forged in smoke and thunder. Musket fire at Lexington, cannon volleys at Yorktown—the air over the…

Democratic candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier, who recently won New York’s 13th Congressional District primary, faced immediate scrutiny after deleted social…

For conservatives over fifty, there is a familiar sense of disappointment. The president’s party has lost seats in midterm elections…

For every American who has ever stood in line at a polling place, cast a ballot, and trusted that their…