Presidential Authority vs. Judicial Oversight
The situation raises fundamental questions about separation of powers, executive authority, and the role of judicial review in American governance.
Topic
History
A collection of 21 issues
The New Force in Government
When armed force becomes the arbiter of intergovernmental disputes, democracy has already begun to fail.
The Declaratory Act and the Moral Algorithm of American Independence
While simplistic narratives frame the conflict around taxation without representation, tea parties, and specific policy grievances, a deeper examination reveals a more profound philosophical battle that continues to shape American governance today.
Moral Algorithm: A Nation’s Forgotten Guiding Principle
This Moral Algorithm—a fundamental principle of governance—was the spark that birthed the nation.
What is Trump's End Goal?
Trump’s 2025 presidency, we ultimately see that the root cause is a drive for power – consolidated, unbridled power to implement an ideological vision – born from a belief that the ends justify the means.
Have We Failed Their Vision?
The ideals of the Republic—a government of laws designed to protect human rights, where every person is equal under the law and society’s welfare is valued above profit—have been repeatedly compromised.
The Decline of the US Empire
The United States is undergoing a period of relative decline, mirroring the trajectory of past empires. This decline is evident in military failures, economic stagnation, geopolitical realignments, and the increasing financialization of the U.S. economy
Foundations of Learning
Learning is a journey that connects us to the accumulated wisdom of human civilization it's about developing the ability to understand, analyze, and communicate
Rise to Power of both Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler
Analyzing the rise to power of both Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler reveals several notable similarities in their paths to leadership, despite the distinct historical and cultural contexts.
A Dialogue on Reversing Neoliberalism
a fictional dialogue between John Adams, John Rawls, and Aristotle, exploring how to reverse neoliberalism's effects on American democracy.