Supreme Court

Will the Supreme Court Overturn the Case That Created the Deep State?

Two cases, one being argued today, could wipe away the Deep State, “independent” power beyond the voters’ reach, and FDR's 90-year coup.

Jan 21 • Rod D. Martin

After Maduro: Freedom, Regional Security, and "A Trillion-Dollar Opportunity"

U.S. forces capture the Venezuelan dictator for trial in New York, while opposition leader María Corina Machado proclaims "The time for freedom has…

Jan 3 • Rod D. Martin and Guest Author

Our 10 Most-Read Articles of 2025

The essays you liked most this year, from the daily geopolitical analysis Fox Business calls “absolutely phenomenal”.

Dec 31, 2025 • Rod D. Martin

America Must Face the Abortion Pill Legal Monster

The deregulation of mifepristone has triggered an abortion crime wave and interstate drama the likes of which this country hasn’t seen since the Civil…

Dec 30, 2025 • Guest Author

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

Trump's New National Security Strategy, PLUS Birthright Citizenship at the Supreme Court

Rod Martin & Frank Gaffney on Trump's new National Security Strategy (and why most pundits get it wrong), PLUS the Muslim Brotherhood, China's perfidy…

Dec 12, 2025 • Rod D. Martin and Frank J. Gaffney

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The Case Against Birthright Citizenship: A Constitutional and National Imperative

"Birthright citizenship" isn't required by the Constitution, no matter how many pundits tell you otherwise. Now, the Supreme Court is about to decide…

Dec 9, 2025 • Rod D. Martin

Does the President Have Legal Authority to Blow Up Venezuela's Drug Boats? Turns Out He Does.

Presidents can act legally and decisively against transnational threats like narco-terrorists under relevant statutes and Article II of the…

Dec 1, 2025 • Guest Author

To Preserve the Republic, Technology Platforms Must Uphold Our Rights

Can ubiquitous technology coexist with the right to privacy? Yes. But only if citizens take an active role in shaping the law and protecting themselves.

Nov 20, 2025 • Guest Author

One Week Later: Election Lessons, & Trump's Tariffs at the Supreme Court

Rod Martin & Frank Gaffney take an in-depth look at the lessons of last week's election for 2026 & 2028, PLUS the Supreme Court hearing on Trump's…

Nov 11, 2025 • Rod D. Martin and Frank J. Gaffney

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Six Takeaways From the Supreme Court Hearing on Trump’s Tariffs

The justices wrestled with how to view Congress’s language and whether Trump was encroaching on congressional authority.

Nov 6, 2025 • Rod D. Martin and Guest Author

Does the President Have Legal Authority to Blow Up Venezuela's Drug Boats? Turns Out He Does.

Presidents can act decisively against transnational threats like narco-terrorists under relevant statutes and Article II of the Constitution, with…

Nov 4, 2025 • Guest Author

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