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Not very many people consistently read books and even fewer read lots of books. The average person reads about 12 books per year, but that number is inflated by the …

New South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to accelerate the pace of land redistribution, seizing land from white farmers and giving it to blacks. The ruling ANC party, perhaps …

In a move that was not completely unexpected yet surprising in its suddenness, President Trump has replaced Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State. Tillerson’s departure was not unanticipated, as it …

The high school shooting in Parkland, Florida last month ignited an intense public debate on gun laws and school safety. The attacks from the left on American gun owners have …

Liberal states with high taxes are vowing to sue the Trump administration due to state and local tax deductions being limited by the recently passed tax reform legislation. According to …

In a surprise move, President Trump this week ordered the Justice Department to “propose for notice and comment a rule banning all devices that turn legal weapons into machineguns [sic].” …

In 2016, I managed a campaign for an Independent candidate for city council against a four-term sitting Republican councilman. The city council was almost entirely Democrat except for that one …

Iconic American firearms manufacturer Remington is planning to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It’s a move that wasn’t unanticipated but that could still reverberate throughout the firearms and outdoors industry. …

With the passage and signature into law of the new budget deal, any hopes that Congress might eventually tackle out of control government spending and slow the increase of the …

As a libertarian, a classical liberal, someone who hates both political parties, I’m comfortable in saying that I have a more objective understanding of Trump and his presidency than most …