Twenty-Five Years Later
On the 25th anniversary of September 11, we remember the lives lost and those who answered the call while reflecting on the wars, surveillance, expanded government power, and erosion of individual liberty that followed 9/11.
privacy rights
Tagged: privacy rights
September 10, 2026 Commentary
11 min
June 8, 2026 Commentary
When “Protect the Children” Becomes a Trojan Horse for Government Control
Conservatives are increasingly backing social media bans, app store restrictions, and age-verification mandates in the name of protecting children. But these policies risk replacing parents with government, expanding digital ID systems, and threatening online speech, privacy, and free expression.
5 min
May 29, 2026 Commentary
When Child Protection Becomes Internet Control
As lawmakers increasingly justify internet regulation in the name of child protection, conservatives should be careful not to trade parental authority for government control. From app store age verification laws to social media bans for minors, the growing push for state-managed online access raises serious concerns about privacy, free speech, data security, and the proper role of government.
6 min
April 27, 2026 Commentary
The Fourth Amendment Is Not a Technicality. It Is a Wall Between Free People and Government Power.
The Fourth Amendment exists to protect citizens from unchecked government intrusion. Privacy rights and constitutional protections remain essential in the digital age.
7 min