Lawmakers and agricultural specialists from both political leanings are warning against the lack of record-keeping on foreign entities acquiring U.S. land. In the House, bills have been drawn to propose changes to the sale and record of foreign land parcel purchases of U.S. farmland. Agriculture professionals, who spoke with ABC
Nineteen children and two teachers were murdered at Robb elementary school in Uvalde, Texas on Tuesday. The shooter was identified by name once in this magazine for the sake of reporting the news, and we find it necessary that he not be named again. The shooting comes just days after
National Review has been the flagship publication of conservative opinion since their inception in 1955. Their commentary on key issues remains to be the go-to for anyone seeking a popular right-wing defense of surface level politics. In American Pigeon, we cite them in recognition of their compelling analyses and defenses
The House Judiciary Committee met on Thursday to debate H.R. 7910, erroneously dubbed the “Protecting Our Kids Act.” While congressional Republicans certainly aren’t experts in good discourse, the Democratic moralizing and the constant deference to the 19 dead kids—in which every Republican is a now suddenly a heartless conduit for
This conversation quintessentially exemplifies postmodernity. That so-called gender experts cannot affirm the reality of gender, save for constructivist interpretations that circumvents accountability for not knowing what it actually is, we can trace the derivation of queer, gender, and other activist ‘critical’ theories to the postmodern knowledge principle: objective truth is
Startling numbers were unveiled by the Center for Immigration Studies earlier this June. A report based on the Current Population Survey (CPS) by the Census Bureau for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, shows that the foreign born population has grown by 132,000 a month since President Biden took office in
Wokeism elicits a fantasy of subversion. Roger Scruton’s characterization of the gauchiste—the rich college kid—is instructive here, whose ideas that once occupied the café now occupy the institutions. And yet, as Jacob Yusufov so wonderfully observes, the “Woke” New York City college kids could never be the gauchiste by Scruton’s
“Diversity”—meaning everyone looks different and thinks the same—is the unquestionable dogma among modern progressives. Institutions today hire for immutable characteristics and sometimes even sexual orientation. University professors are required to submit “DEI statements” in pledge of their allegiance to the dogma or face tenure rejection. Dissidents, even when they bear
Prelude What is a woman” has been the central most controversial question since the release of Matt Walsh’s documentary (see my film review here); however, it has been a long time coming that our conception of a woman, and a man, has very greatly remodeled itself in the Western mind. For equality’s
Understanding diversity and inclusion to be both a myth, in that it is fictitious, and superficial, in that its proponents are seeking to advance ideological sameness masquerading as diversity, diversity and inclusion is also a lie; because absent its superficial function, human beings do not gravitate toward those who are