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FTC Chairman Ferguson Warns Companies Against Censoring or Weakening the Data Security of Americans at the Behest of Foreign Powers
August 28, 2025
The Federal Trade Commission has recently sent letters to more than a dozen prominent technology companies reminding them of their obligations to protect the privacy and data security of American consumers despite pressure from foreign governments to weaken such protections.
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Executive Power and the Common Good, From 4 Perspectives
August 22, 2025
In a recent discussion that brought influential thinkers of the Right together for an unprecedented public debate, Curtis Yarvin, Christopher Caldwell, Patrick Deneen, and Chris Rufo tackled the conservative movement’s future in a panel convened by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute and held at The Heritage Foundation.
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Judicial Tyranny and the Death of Free Speech in Brazil
August 22, 2025
Free speech in Brazil has been deteriorating for years, because of judicial activism by the Supreme Court and the operation of a censorship infrastructure that targets individuals and organizations that deviate from an imposed orthodoxy.
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America Should Celebrate Its Heroes
August 22, 2025
The Trump administration is calling for a reappreciation of heroes from American history as a way of reigniting patriotism and correcting a fixation with victims.
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Global Governance vs. Democratic Sovereignty
August 18, 2025
Both the climate and health security agendas rely on similar premises that seek to legitimize concerted global action to address climate and health related challenges, but the reality might be different than it is usually portrayed.
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