Robert Jerson

In a surprising encounter outside Sovereign House in New York City, a chance meeting with Ryan Lucas Henderson, a photojournalist and emerging author, has shed light on the intricate narratives of soldiers and civilians in post-Cold War Europe. Henderson, who has a background as a photographer with the 173rd Airborne Brigade, recently published a collection … Read more

Both sides of the political spectrum in the United States share a historical commitment to welcoming immigrants who are eager to assimilate and contribute positively to society. However, a less frequently discussed aspect of this narrative involves the country’s long-standing practice of deporting those who do not wish to integrate. This dual tradition has resurfaced … Read more

The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is facing scrutiny over the declining prestige of its annual Honors ceremony, which has been a significant event in the performing arts community since 1978. Recently, former President Donald Trump criticized the center for its programming choices, particularly highlighting a drag show aimed at youth, which he vowed … Read more

Liberal officials in Maine have ignited a heated debate by openly defying federal regulations regarding transgender athletes in sports, a move that highlights a growing trend among Democrats to assert states’ rights on various issues. This situation emerged after the Maine Principals Association announced its refusal to comply with President Trump’s new Title IX rules, … Read more

In a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, President Trump has taken a firm stance regarding the ongoing crisis in Gaza, demanding the release of hostages held by Hamas and proposing a controversial plan for the future of the region. This comes in the wake of Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel, which has intensified … Read more

A recent experience in the life of a fiction writer has sparked reflections on Hollywood’s past and present. Lou Aguilar, who once worked as a Story Analyst in the film industry during the 1990s, recounted his journey from evaluating scripts to his current endeavors as a screenwriter. This introspection was triggered by the feedback on … Read more

The future of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is under scrutiny as it faces criticism for its evolving role and effectiveness in foreign aid. Founded in 1961 during the Cold War, USAID was initially tasked with countering Soviet influence by providing aid to developing nations. However, recent allegations suggest that the agency has … Read more

In a recent analysis, Jim Holmes, a prominent figure in maritime strategy and a distinguished fellow at the Marine Corps University, draws parallels between Donald Trump’s governing style and the political philosophies of Niccolò Machiavelli. Holmes argues that Trump’s approach in his second term reflects a Machiavellian instinct, particularly in his efforts to dismantle the … Read more

A recent multiple-choice quiz designed to assess knowledge of government efficiency has sparked discussions surrounding federal spending and priorities. The quiz, published by The Spectator, highlights various grants and expenditures made by U.S. government agencies, including the State Department and the National Science Foundation, raising questions about the allocation of taxpayer dollars. The quiz, titled … Read more

Presidents’ Day often sparks discussions about the most celebrated leaders in American history, yet many overlook the significant contributions of Calvin Coolidge, the 30th president of the United States. A recent article highlights Coolidge’s presidency as a model of conservative governance, underscoring his commitment to limited government and fiscal responsibility during a time of economic … Read more