Robert Jerson

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are facing a new challenge as they attempt to rebrand and adapt to changing political landscapes. The Pentagon’s school system, for instance, is undergoing a transformation by renaming DEI efforts to "Resilience Education." This shift reflects a broader trend where DEI concepts are being repackaged under different names to … Read more

Robert D. Kaplan, a prominent geopolitical thinker, known for his insightful analysis blending geography, history, and realism, recently took a surprising turn in his views. In a recent article for Foreign Policy, Kaplan criticized President Trump’s approach to European allies, expressing concerns about their perceived vulnerability to Russian threats and political unrest due to migration … Read more

In a recent tragic incident in France, the country was once again rocked by a knife attack perpetrated by a North African assailant, reigniting tensions with Algeria. The attack, carried out by Brahim Abdessemed in the town of Mulhouse on Feb. 22, left the nation in shock and mourning. French authorities, including Minister of the … Read more

In a nostalgic reflection on a pivotal moment from his youth, James H. McGee shares a personal anecdote that captures the allure of the iconic James Bond franchise. Recalling a rebellious decision as a 15-year-old to defy his mother’s instructions and sneak into a theater to watch a James Bond movie, McGee paints a vivid … Read more

On a recent episode of The Weekend Spectator, hosts Paul Kengor and Grace Reilly delved into a range of compelling topics discussed in recent articles from The American Spectator. The conversation revolved around abortion, Europe, and President Trump’s National Garden of American Heroes. The episode featured insights from Restoration News reporters Hayden Ludwig and Jeff … Read more

In an era marked by eroding trust in institutions and a legal system seemingly at odds with conservative values, the concept of jury nullification emerges as a powerful yet underutilized tool for citizens seeking to challenge unjust laws. Jury nullification, the ability of a jury to reject a law they deem unfair, is a fundamental … Read more

The recent passing of Bob Uecker has brought attention to the unique humor found in the world of baseball. As another baseball season approaches, the question arises: why are baseball figures often funnier than those in other sports? While humor can be subjective, there is a distinct charm and wit associated with baseball players, coaches, … Read more

According to recent reports from Al Jazeera, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has resulted in a significant number of casualties, with at least 43,259 Palestinians killed and 101,827 wounded since October 7, 2023. This escalation of violence has also seen 1,139 fatalities in Israel during an attack led by Hamas on the same … Read more

In a bold move reminiscent of his disruptive strategies in the business world, Elon Musk, the renowned entrepreneur and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is shaking things up in a new arena: the U.S. federal government. Musk’s recent actions have sparked a wave of discussions and debates on the efficiency and functionality of government operations, … Read more

Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos made a significant announcement on Wednesday that has sent ripples through the media landscape. Bezos revealed a forthcoming change in the newspaper’s opinion pages, emphasizing a new editorial direction focused on championing personal liberties and free markets. While the Washington Post will continue to cover a range of topics, viewpoints … Read more