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The Standard Oil of Nuclear

Rockefeller built the world's greatest fortune not by drilling for oil but by turning crude into fuel. Standard Nuclear means to do likewise, with a…

Jun 9 • Guest Author

Memorial Day: Lessons From the Betrayal of Vietnam

Former Air Force Wing Commander Col. Rob Maness and our own Rod D. Martin discuss in-depth the betrayal of Vietnam and its lessons for today. It's a…

May 25 • Rod D. Martin and Rob Maness

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The War Powers Act Is Unconstitutional. It's Also Unworkable.

Congress has real war powers. The War Powers Act is not one of them.

May 6 • Rod D. Martin

Fifty Years After Saigon: Remembering the Nobility of a Betrayed Cause

We must remember not just South Vietnam's fall, but why it fell.

Apr 30 • Rod D. Martin

Deep Dive: Trump’s Plan to Sideline the IMF and Enforce Dollar Dominance

The IMF is learning the same lesson as NATO: Trump is done letting multilateral institutions dilute American power. It may be the biggest shift since…

Apr 29 • Rod D. Martin

Dollar Dominance Is Here to Stay

Try as they might, no existing or likely rival can replace the dollar as the world’s reserve currency, because its supremacy rests on structural…

Apr 9 • Rod D. Martin

Elections Have to Matter: "Independent" Agencies Are Grossly Unconstitutional

If Presidents can't control the Executive Branch, elections don't really matter. The Administrative State exists to perpetuate unelected Democrat…

Dec 16, 2025 • Rod D. Martin

The Fall of China, 76 Years Ago Today

The blood of a people which should have been free remains indelibly on our hands.

Oct 1, 2025 • Rod D. Martin

Making Gold Money Again

Your money should be a store of value. Yet the dollar has lost 87% of its value since 1971 with no relief in sight. Now, five states are doing something…

Aug 2, 2025 • Rod D. Martin and Guest Author

George Gilder: Trump is Reagan's True Heir

Few predicted the complete dominance of tax rates over all other economic policies. Yet that is what the decades since Reagan have proved.

Jul 22, 2025 • George Gilder

Fifty Years After Saigon: Remembering the Nobility of a Betrayed Cause

We must remember not just South Vietnam's fall, but why it fell.

Apr 30, 2025 • Rod D. Martin

Futurism and Traditionalism

In looking to the future, do we also need to look to the past?

Apr 12, 2025 • Peter Hague

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