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How Google is Pushing Scam Videos on Elderly and Cognitively Impaired People

July 17, 2026

By not taking down a fake, predatory Alzheimer's cure, the company seems to have switched to the motto “Do be evil.”

by Nathan J. Robinson

Why Mourn Lindsey Graham and Not His Victims?

July 13, 2026

The late Republican senator was constantly lobbying for the killing of others. Why should anyone weep for a man who didn’t care about inflicting death around the world?

by Nathan J. Robinson

How An AIPAC Smear Campaign Works

July 12, 2026

The Israel lobby’s attempt to destroy Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign is a disturbing example of how money warps democracy.

by Nathan J. Robinson

The Left Is Rising

June 24, 2026

Electoral victories by socialists around the country show that the Democratic establishment is weak and can be overthrown.

by Nathan J. Robinson

In Praise of "Virtue Signaling"

April 23, 2026

Signaling our convictions to one another is an important part of the push for moral progress.

by Nathan J. Robinson

Why American Students Don’t Protest The Iranian Government

January 15, 2026

We owe persecuted dissidents around the world our solidarity. But we, like the Iranians, should focus first on the crimes our own government is committing.

by Nathan J. Robinson

If Democrats Campaign on Stopping Scam Calls, They’ll Be Re-Elected Forever

December 20, 2025

Why are we still allowing scammers to ruin people’s lives? This is a solvable problem.

by Nathan J. Robinson

Why Is This Man In Charge of Anything?

November 11, 2025

Chuck Schumer, the feckless Democratic Senate leader, embodies everything about the party that needs to be jettisoned if they are going to be popular and effective.

by Nathan J. Robinson