W. J. Lee

Students Deserve to Know Religion’s Role in America’s Founding

Utah’s new education law encourages schools to teach the historical role religion played in America’s founding, constitutional principles, and major reform movements.

May 6, 2026

Politics

California Democrats Aim to Make Exposing Fraud Illegal

California’s AB 2624 sparks controversy as critics argue it targets citizen journalists exposing fraud while lawmakers defend it as a privacy measure.

Apr 24, 2026

Politics

Artemis Mission Reminds Us What It Means to be Americans

The Artemis II mission rekindles America’s frontier spirit, showcasing human achievement, national ambition, and the renewed drive to explore beyond Earth and shape the future of space exploration.

Apr 11, 2026

Politics

The “Mississippi Miracle” Has Democrats Panicking

Mississippi’s dramatic rise in reading scores highlights how phonics-based instruction, accountability, and targeted reforms transformed one of the nation’s lowest-performing school systems.

Apr 8, 2026

Politics

Trump’s Bold Conservatism Can Save One of America’s Greatest Natural Treasures

The Great Salt Lake crisis threatens Utah’s health, wildlife, and economy. Conservative solutions focus on restoring water.

Mar 14, 2026

Politics

Liberals Admit Another Catastrophic Drug Decriminalization Failure

British Columbia has ended its drug decriminalization experiment after rising disorder and addiction concerns. The reversal highlights growing debate over whether lenient drug policies worsen public health and safety.

Mar 5, 2026

Politics

A Lesson from History for Socialist Democrats

As Texas Senate candidate James Talarico calls for taxing the wealthy to end poverty, Thomas Sowell’s enduring “constrained vs. unconstrained” vision offers a powerful rebuttal rooted in human nature, free markets, and constitutional limits on power.

Mar 1, 2026

Politics

Europe’s Attack on Americans’ First Amendment Rights

As Europe exports its censorship laws globally, the U.S. faces a defining moment: protect First Amendment rights or risk losing free speech in the digital age.

Jan 30, 2026

Politics

Could This "Middle Ground" Solve the Filibuster Dilemma?

The filibuster faces a critical crossroads as Republicans weigh whether to abolish it now—or let Democrats do it later with devastating consequences.

Jan 14, 2026

Elections

The Judicial Coup in Utah Is a Warning to the Nation

A Utah judge’s ruling overturned the legislature’s map, fueling concerns over judicial overreach and election manipulation.

Dec 30, 2025

The College Football Crisis Congress Can No Longer Ignore

College football may look strong on the surface, but its foundation is cracking under legal, financial, and structural chaos — and Congress must act fast.

Dec 19, 2025

Economy

Reward Gap Years to Address the Student Debt Crisis

America’s student debt crisis is fueled by a broken system that traps uninformed teens in debt. A structured gap year could be the reform we need.

Dec 3, 2025