Actualités Watchman

Waymos are driving all over the west side of Los Angeles. What changes are coming in how the world works?

After the Hamburg train station stabbing, Germany faces rising violence linked to radical Islam — a crisis masked as integration.

It is concerning that such extensive social change can be introduced with so little democratic scrutiny and without any political major party – or its leaders – being forced to take responsibility for the reform.

Some anti-woke liberals, who fought the “woke” cultural revolution, have decided to turn this formerly unifying, coalition-building term into a weapon against the political right

India’s new doctrine of hitting back hard against terrorism in Pakistan marks a new era, writes Ramesh Thakur. It has abandoned its old restraint in favour of an Israel-style playbook of strike-first deterrence.

A Brief Response to Larry Lessig

Increasingly, liberal elites engage, while legacy conservatives gatekeep.

It’s been the privilege of our generation to witness Scott’s once-in-a-civilization service to all mankind.

We know what America First is against; it’s time to define what we’re for.

Will the Supreme Court stop radicals in robes from subverting the president and imperiling the separation of powers via rule by universal injunction?

The other day, The Wall Street Journal published an op-ed by Eric Kaufmann, a professor of politics at the University of Buckingham in England, proclaiming the death of woke and the end of the…

Being right-wing doesn’t require support for unbridled free-trade, much less does it require support for so-called “free-trade agreements.”

Voters are flocking to Reform because they’re tired of the stories politicians have told about control of our borders

It didn’t take long for a gleeful new anti-Trump narrative to grip the global media after elections in Canada and Australia delivered upset defeats to conservative parties.

President Trump has opened a frontier, one that the nation, and especially the Right, will be exploring for years to come.