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🧵Weekly wrap-up! 1/ Mohamad Ali Khadra warned that quitting the United Nations could backfire by costing the US its powerful Security Council veto and strategic influence, despite growing American dissatisfaction with the organization. thedailyeconomy.org/article/why-qu…

Civilization doesn’t survive by laws alone. Alexandra Hudson’s The Soul of Civility reminds us that freedom and flourishing depend on everyday moral choices, not just to shape personal character, but to sustain the very health of civilization. Barry Brownstein warns against the

"Buckley, the founder of National Review and leader of the modern conservative movement, was clear in his rejection of the Millian understanding of speech and academic freedom." Dr. Nicholas Mosvick via FUSION: In the Tradition of Liberty fusionaier.org/post/academic-…

“The conscious conservatism that we need is different: not an ideology per se but a perspective that recognizes the world as it is, which seeks to bring about change in practice and not just in theory,” writes Avi Woolf, Wilderness Conservative🐺 for FUSION: In the Tradition of Liberty. buff.ly/Xk6AmNk

I'm in American Institute for Economic Research's Fusion, talking more about the court cases regarding tariffs. A snippet: fusionaier.org/post/tariffs-t…

Courts struck down Trump's tariffs under IEEPA, but the administration was already preparing alternative emergency powers to achieve the same goals. This raises important questions about executive power. Dave Hebert breaks it down at Fusion: fusionaier.org/post/tariffs-t…

Check out my piece for FUSION: In the Tradition of Liberty about the Court of International Trade's boring, conservative opinion against Trump's IEEPA tariffs. The decision was an example of judicial restraint, not activism. fusionaier.org/post/the-us-co…

🧵1/3 Seventy-five years after Orwell’s 1984, we’re living echoes of the world he warned about. Surveillance, speech policing, and doublespeak are everywhere. So why does the new edition’s intro barely mention authoritarianism?

Was the court ruling against Trump's tariffs just partisan bias? Dominic Pino explains why the unanimous decision—from judges including two Republican appointees—was actually textbook judicial restraint, not activism. Emergency powers don't give presidents unlimited tariff