So we as a nation are waiting for the system to break down so we’re forced to empty the overstuffed freezer and start over. A friend recently made a comment that reflected something larger than he intended. It was an offhand comment along the lines of, “I hate to say it, […]
It appears Saudi Arabia has had enough of Trump’s war. Non-Aggression Pact Details The Financial Times report on Saudi Arabia’s proposal for a regional “non-aggression pact” between Iran and neighboring states is not merely a temporary diplomatic initiative. Rather, it signals Riyadh’s attempt to redefine the Middle East’s security architecture […]
There’s a Window of Opportunity to Get Prepared, but It’s Closing Fast In talking with many of my listeners and reading user feedback, it’s clear that people sense the ground shifting beneath their feet. They know the world is no longer stable, and they are desperate for guidance. Here’s why […]
The New York Times is being sued for discrimination. The company was served with a lawsuit for passing up a white man for a promotion. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed the lawsuit on Tuesday on behalf of a New York Times editor who lodged a complaint against the company. […]
Train Up a Child With Intention in a World That Wants to Take That Job From You. I saw the following question on a friend’s Facebook page recently, and I can’t seem to shake it… Who (or what) is guiding our boys into manhood? Because the truth is, if we are […]
Let’s go ahead and clear a few things up. Homeschool moms are not all the same.We are not following some secret handbook.There is no group chat where we all agree on how to teach fractions or what counts as “enough” for the day. We are just moms… who chose a […]
There is a Solution for Survival The world is unraveling before our eyes. The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed by Iranian mines and missiles, and the global energy artery that once pumped 20 million barrels of oil per day is now a clogged, contested waterway. As I have […]
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed A listener writes in to ask when, if and how voluntaryists and the liberty minded should engage with representatives of the state. James recruits the Independent Media Alliance panel (and some special guests) to respond. Video player not working? Use these links to watch it somewhere […]
[This article was coauthored by Michael R. Jenkins, an Assistant Professor of Marketing at Mississippi State University.] Within academia, there seems to be a growing consensus that the peer-review system—once the backbone of academic scholarship—is broken. But is it irreparably so? Perhaps. At the very least, the breakdown of its […]
In recent years, subtle yet persistent shifts have begun to reshape the structure of modern society in ways that many fail to immediately recognize. These transformations do not emerge through abrupt, visible ruptures, but rather through gradual adjustments that accumulate over time, redefining norms, expectations, and ultimately the boundaries of […]