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April 15, 2026, is Tax Day for most individual federal filers, which makes today more than a deadline. It is a civic moment. It is a reminder that taxation is not supposed to be an act of submission. In the American constitutional order, taxation is tied to representation, limited government, and the obligation of public officials to serve the people whose money they collect. The Constitution gives Congress the power to lay and collect taxes in order to pay the nation’s debts

The controversy out of Rutherford County, Tennessee, has quickly become national news. Library Director Luanne James was fired after refusing to comply with a board directive to move more than 100 books from children’s and teen sections into the adult section of the county library system.[1] James argued that relocating the books would violate the First Amendment.[1] But this dispute was not about forbidding adults from reading books. It was about whether certain materials sh

As protests emerge across the country under slogans like “No Kings,” they reveal something deeper than political frustration. They expose a growing gap in civic understanding—specifically, a misunderstanding of what the United States actually is. America is not a monarchy. It never has been. And more importantly—it is not a pure democracy. It is a Constitutional Republic. That distinction matters more today than ever. What “No Kings” Gets Right—and Wrong At its core, the phra

Most Americans have never heard his name… Roger Sherman is the only Founder to sign all four of these documents: • The Continental Association (1774) • The Declaration of Independence (1776) • The Articles of Confederation (1781) • The U.S. Constitution (1787) That’s right — all four. And during the Constitutional Convention, Sherman helped craft what we now call the Great Compromise” — creating our two-chamber Congress: The House (representation by population) The Senate (

When our Founding Fathers met in Philadelphia in 1787 to draft the Constitution, they brought with them the hard-earned lessons of tyranny, overreach, and the dangers of unchecked power. Fresh from the fires of the American Revolution, they understood with uncommon clarity that liberty could not survive unless government was restrained. That understanding formed the cornerstone of our Constitution — a carefully balanced framework designed to secure individual rights by limiti

History rarely reveals its full truths in the moment. Only with the clear eye of hindsight and the long view of time do we grasp the true...

The 4th Annual 917 Society Fundraiser was a night of patriotism, unity, and celebration—but for those who attended the VIP reception, it...

Patriotism, Truth, and Purpose in Tennessee On March 7, 2025, over 600 patriots gathered in Tennessee for the 4th Annual 917 Society...

In an era of ever-expanding federal authority, it's crucial to remember why our Founding Fathers fought to create a system built on...

Religious liberty is a cornerstone of American identity, woven into the very fabric of our Constitution and affirmed in the First...

In a world where information moves faster than ever, legacy media outlets — the traditional giants of TV, newspapers, and radio — are...

A recent Gallup poll found that 84% of Americans support requiring photo identification to vote. This overwhelming consensus reflects the...

Foreign political parties are not allowed to campaign for U.S. presidential candidates, and such involvement is prohibited by U.S. law....

One of the core tenets of our republic is the idea that government derives its just powers from the consent of the governed. This...

In a recent speech to the World Health Organization (WHO), U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, John Kerry, highlighted the...

When elected officials violate their oath to uphold the Constitution, they breach the very foundation of their service to the American...

As a Constitutional Republic, America has always prided itself on being a nation of laws, where the rule of law reigns supreme, and...

The U.S. Constitution was designed to be a living document, adaptable to the needs of an evolving nation. While the Founding Fathers laid...

Government programs are intended to serve the public good, addressing needs from infrastructure to social services. However, without...

The New York Times article titled "The Constitution is Sacred. Is it also Dangerous?" can be seen as an example of left-leaning media...