Government

• The Antichrist Archetype: A Secular Guide to Power and Deception

  When people hear “Antichrist,” they may think of religious prophecy or apocalyptic imagery. But there is also a secular, cultural interpretation of this idea — one that shows up again and again in politics, media, and history. In this view, the Antichrist is not a single person, but a repeatable pattern of leadership that appears

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• When Soldiers Must Say “No”: The History Behind Refusing Manifestly Illegal Orders

  Modern U.S. military training emphasizes a principle that is both simple and profound: service members must refuse unlawful orders. This rule did not emerge overnight — it was shaped by centuries of conflict, landmark trials, and painful historical lessons. At the center of this principle is a crucial term: “manifestly illegal.” Here’s how that standard

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• Why Congress Forced the Release of the Epstein Files: What the New Transparency Law Really Reveals

  For years, Americans have asked the same question: Why haven’t the Epstein files been released? And could the Biden administration—or any administration—have made these documents public sooner? Now everything has changed. In a rare moment of overwhelming bipartisan agreement, Congress passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, a new law that requires the Department of Justice

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• What’s Wrong with U.S. Immigration Policy?

  Immigration has become one of the most divisive issues in American politics, but almost everyone — no matter which side they’re on — agrees on one thing: the U.S. immigration system is not working.If you’ve ever wondered why it seems so dysfunctional, here’s a straightforward look at the core problems and how we got here.

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