The crown laughed at our Declaration — but America got the last word

John Adams believed America’s independence should be marked with “pomp, shews, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires and illuminations.” He got his wish. Within a year of the Declaration’s signing on July 4, 1776, celebrations had become a colonies-wide tradition.The reaction[…]

The Great Canadian Ghost Story: ICE Vans and Imaginary Fear

Trump Wins Again. Big Beautiful Bill Headed To The President’s Desk

The signature domestic policy victory is another in a long line of brutal political butt-kickings Teflon Trump has delivered to the Democrats. 

In 1976 We Celebrated America’s Bicentennial By Painting Fire Hydrants, And It Was Magical

We have reason to feel hopeful this Independence Day, as we are intentionally remembering our history. It mattered in 1976, and it matters now.

NYC Driving School Provided Driver’s Licenses Without Recipients Having to take Examinations 

If illegals are illegal, why are their babies citizens?

On his first day in office — of his second term, not his wasted first term — President Trump signed an executive order ending anchor babies, the practice of treating kids born to illegals on U.S. soil as full-fledged citizens.[…]