Author: Silence Dogood

In an age of twenty-four-hour news cycles and one-sentence tweets people often forget an important lesson: two things can be true at once. Especially in the rea...

Napoleon Bonaparte, one of the greatest military commanders of all time, paid keen attention to his soldiers’ morale. He once claimed that “In war, moral factor...

Contrary to the protestations of the mainstream media, President Trump does not pose a radical and unprecedented threat to democracy. In reality, he ran a quite...

Most people outside of Washington, D.C. recognize the tedious and artificial formality that characterizes so much of our political discourse. Political opponent...

In 1762 Jean-Jaques Rousseau published one of the 18th century’s most influential books. He began The Social Contract with the bold statement, “Man is bor...

Watching President Biden deliver a speech is akin to watching a children’s play. The performance flows poorly, he frequently stumbles, and the lines are written...

Immediately after President Trump broke the left’s stranglehold over the judiciary, prominent Democrats began warning against the dangers of a conservative Supr...

Oftentimes, academics couch their novel theories in sophisticated language and vague examples to make their ideas more palatable. This is nowhere more apparent ...

Most people with a basic understanding of economics recognize that tariffs raise the price of goods and inhibit international commerce. If the government taxes ...

Even a cursory look at modern society reveals a distinct lack of cultural conservatism. Traditional moral norms once seen as essential are now viewed as impedim...