Politics

Democracy cannot function without informed citizens. This essay explores why understanding our history, laws, and institutions is essential for meaningful civic participation, accountability, and self-governance in a time when noise often replaces knowledge.

In an age defined by division, The Modern Federalist No. 3 revisits John Jay’s warning that safety depends on unity. From cyber threats to political violence, America’s greatest dangers now rise from within. This essay calls for moderation, moral clarity, and national purpose—urging leaders and citizens alike to preserve peace, liberty, and dignity through a government that serves people, not power.

In an age of division and digital disorder, The Modern Federalist No. 2 calls for a new Congress of global-minded leaders to restore unity, truth, and justice. It reimagines America’s founding ideals for the technological era—urging citizens to resist misinformation, safeguard democracy, and build a government that preserves safety, dignity, and freedom for all.

In 1787, America debated its survival through union. In 2025, we face a new test: can humanity govern artificial intelligence with wisdom and intention—or be ruled by algorithms and chance? Modern Federalist No. 1 calls for a new civic framework to balance freedom, dignity, and progress in the age of AI.

In 1787, the Federalist Papers argued that America’s survival depended on unity. Today, our fractures are digital, cultural, economic, and global. The Modern Federalist reopens the debate, asking what holds us together—and what tears us apart—in an age of polarization, mistrust, and disruption. This series examines democracy’s future and the urgent need for civic renewal.

The Great American Disappointment examines how political leaders from both parties have left Americans vulnerable, dismantled national security protections, and divided the country for personal gain. From failing our education system to weaponizing identity politics, this is a wake-up call for a nation once considered a global example. Greatness isn’t behind us—it’s something we must build, together.

Trump’s second term will reshape policies, the cabinet, and federal agencies—here’s what you need to know to prepare for the next 4 years.

Kamala Harris’s presidential bid faltered due to key missteps, a lack of clear economic policies, and an overemphasis on opposing Trump.