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The Classroom Belongs to the Family: America's Homeschooling Movement and the Fight for Educational Self-Determination
Civil Liberties

The Classroom Belongs to the Family: America's Homeschooling Movement and the Fight for Educational Self-Determination

Across the United States, millions of families have made a quiet but consequential declaration of independence from centralized schooling. The homeschooling movement is no longer a fringe phenomenon — it is a growing assertion that parents, not government agencies, bear primary responsibility for shaping a child's mind. The implications for liberty, civic life, and the future of American education are profound.

Jul 20, 2026
Renting Your Life Back: How the Subscription Economy Is Quietly Eroding American Ownership
Civil Liberties

Renting Your Life Back: How the Subscription Economy Is Quietly Eroding American Ownership

What was once purchased, owned, and kept is now leased, licensed, and revocable. The subscription economy has reframed convenience as a virtue while quietly stripping Americans of the property rights and personal autonomy that once defined economic freedom. Understanding this shift is no longer optional — it is a matter of liberty.

Jul 20, 2026
The New Gatekeepers: Corporate Deplatforming, Constitutional Limits, and the Question Nobody Wants to Answer
Technology & Freedom

The New Gatekeepers: Corporate Deplatforming, Constitutional Limits, and the Question Nobody Wants to Answer

When a social media platform silences a user, it is not the government acting — and yet the effect on public discourse can be indistinguishable from a state-imposed restriction. A growing body of litigation is forcing courts and lawmakers to confront an inconvenient reality: the entities that now control the digital public square wield power that the First Amendment was never designed to address.

Jul 20, 2026
Paper Trails and Closed Doors: The Grassroots Fight to Make American Elections Answerable to the Public
Civil Liberties

Paper Trails and Closed Doors: The Grassroots Fight to Make American Elections Answerable to the Public

Across several states with the most opaque voting systems in the nation, ordinary citizens are demanding the right to verify how their ballots are counted — and running into walls of bureaucratic resistance. What they are uncovering raises urgent questions about whether electoral accountability is a promise America is actually keeping.

Jul 20, 2026
Five Giants, One Problem: How Big Tech Monopolies Are Reshaping American Freedom — and What Washington Must Do
Technology & Freedom

Five Giants, One Problem: How Big Tech Monopolies Are Reshaping American Freedom — and What Washington Must Do

Meta, Google, Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft collectively touch nearly every aspect of American digital life, accumulating personal data on a scale that no government agency could legally replicate. Their dominance raises urgent questions about consumer choice, free expression, and the concentration of power in private hands. Here is a company-by-company examination of the problem — and a clear-eyed look at what meaningful reform could actually accomplish.

Jul 20, 2026
Watched at Every Turn: How a Decade of Expanding Surveillance Has Quietly Dismantled American Privacy
Civil Liberties

Watched at Every Turn: How a Decade of Expanding Surveillance Has Quietly Dismantled American Privacy

From warrantless wiretapping to AI-powered facial recognition, the American surveillance state has grown into something the Founders could scarcely have imagined. Over the past decade, a combination of expansive legislation, secretive court orders, and unchecked technology has fundamentally altered the relationship between citizen and government. Understanding this transformation is the first step toward reclaiming the liberties that define a free society.

Jul 20, 2026