W. J. Lee

The A-Bomb 80 Years On: The Weapon That Ended a War and Changed the World

Eighty years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the legacy of the atomic bomb is not guilt—but restraint, peace, and American moral clarity.

Aug 6, 2025

Faith & Public Life

Trump Delivers Landmark Victory for Religious Liberty

In a landmark move, Trump fulfilled his promise to weaken the Johnson Amendment, securing a major victory for religious free speech.

Jul 28, 2025

Economy

Middle-Class America Is Winning Again Under Donald Trump

President Trump is delivering historic middle-class wage growth, outpacing inflation and reversing years of economic stagnation seen under Biden.

Jul 25, 2025

Politics

Trump’s Crackdown Fuels Collapse of Race-Based Bonuses at America’s Largest Defense Contractor

Internal documents show Lockheed Martin pressured managers to meet race-based quotas for bonuses, sidelining top performers.

Jul 21, 2025

Politics

Trump’s Resilience Still Inspires a Nation One Year After Near-Miss Assassination Attempt

One year after the attempted assassination at a Pennsylvania rally, Trump's resilience stands as a symbol of conviction, leadership, and American grit.

Jul 13, 2025

Travel & Lifestyle

Caesar Rodney’s Midnight Ride: The Forgotten Vote That Won America’s Independence

Caesar Rodney’s midnight ride through storm and pain saved America’s vote for independence. His courage reminds us freedom is earned, not given.

Jul 5, 2025

Economy

Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Can Restore Fiscal Federalism

President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill aims to restore fiscal balance by empowering state and local governments, reducing federal overreach, and promoting economic growth through significant tax reforms.

Jun 27, 2025

Economy

REPORT: Hospitals Hiding Prices, Using Third Parties to Sue Patients

A joint PatientRightsAdvocate.org, GWU and Stanford report reveals UCHealth sued over 15,700 patients using “stealth intermediaries” and hid prices before filing lawsuits—highlighting a medical debt crisis tied to opaque, overinflated billing.

Jun 18, 2025

Politics

Progressives Think Rivers Have More Rights Than Babies

Progressive activists push for legal personhood for nature, aiming to grant rivers and ecosystems the right to sue in court, raising concerns over legal overreach.

Jun 13, 2025

Politics

Even Leftists Outraged Over San Francisco “Grading Equity” Scam

San Francisco’s equity grading plan faced swift backlash, revealing bipartisan frustration with progressive overreach in education.

Jun 3, 2025

Politics

Falling Birth Rates, Rising Stakes: Why Trump Is Right About Babies

America faces a demographic crisis as birth rates decline. President Trump is launching bold policies to restore family growth and national vitality.

Jun 2, 2025

Trump Embraces Abraham Lincoln’s Vision for the American West

In the housing-starved West, idle federal lands near growing cities could hold the key to affordable homes and shorter commutes—if Washington is willing to act.

May 10, 2025