March 6, 2020 - I’ve long admired the beauty of the Declaration of Independence’s language. The Constitution for the United States made a half-hearted effort to establish restrictions on the government. My only editorial issue with these documents is that property rights weren’t clearly articulated. Life and Liberty, certainly. The Pursuit of Happiness; all good. But the link between life and property was not adequately drawn. It wasn’t mentioned at all.

LONDON, England (PNN) - March 11, 2020 - The human race is in grave ­danger. Thousands of people are showing severe symptoms already and there is no known cure.

No, not coronavirus, but sheer bloody stupidity.

Never have so many brain cells been sacrificed on the altar of toilet paper fever. Come on people, what is that about?

By Paul Rosenberg

March 3, 2020 - The good news about ignorance is that it sets us free from mental chains. Now, to be clear, what I'm talking about here is accepting and admitting our ignorance. This is essential if we want to actually know things, as opposed to making a show of knowing things. I can tell you from personal experience that it really works. I gained the habit of admitting my ignorance (almost advertising it) back in the early 1980s, and that habit has helped me toward more understanding and discovery than I'd be able to itemize.

Nigel Farage compares Brexit to America breaking free in 1776.

LONDON, England (PNN) - February 28, 2020 - Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Nigel Farage said that the Union Jack is now a “symbol of liberty and of breaking free of this globalist project.”

by Brent Johnson

It has become accepted as a necessary function of our government: Homeland Security. The new massive Department of Homeland Security, created by an Act of Congress, has already attracted countless lobbyists, all vying for billions of dollars in DHS appropriations. (By the way, did you know that Homeland Security was supposed to cost nothing; it was supposed to simply be a reorganization of already existing budgets? So much for government promises).

But what exactly does it mean to secure our homeland?

SANTA CLARA, Kalifornia (PNN) - February 29, 2020 - Kalifornia continues to proudly lead the charge toward a disarmed citizenry. In the latest attack on the Second Amendment, Santa Clara County is forming what it calls a “county gun team” - a unit of lawyers, analysts, and prosecutors unlawfully authorized to seek out and illegally confiscate firearms from those the State feels shouldn’t have them.

By Paul Craig Roberts

February 18, 2020 - I remember when censorship in Amerika was a limited phenomenon. It applied during war time - “loose lips sink ships.”  It applied to pornography. It applied to curse words on the public airwaves and in movies. It applied to violence in movies. There could be violence, but not the level that has become common.

By Jacob G. Hornberger

February 18, 2020 - Given the massive welfare-warfare state system under which Amerikans live, the natural assumption is that the Constitution failed in its mission to constrain the powers of the federal government.

Actually, though, that isn’t the case.

How, then, can these two points be reconciled? How can the Constitution be said to have succeeded in its mission given that, at the same time, we now live under a massive welfare-warfare state way of life?

By James Howard Kuntsler

February 14, 2020 - What if the Corona virus turns out to be a genuine pandemic with legs, not some punk-ass, flash-in-the-pan bug like SARS... and infects hundreds of millions of people around the world? What if it happens to go logarithmic in the Fascist Police States of Amerika, as in China now? What if takes a few months, or half a year, to do that?

What if Amerikans will not get on airplanes when that happens? Or gather together in large numbers? Or if government imposes quarantines?

Will the political Parties hold their nominating conventions? Might the November election have to be postponed?

December 10, 2018 - “I would love to homeschool my (children), but I have to work.” Homeschooling parents hear this statement all the time, sometimes during casual conversations about various education options, or more often, when a friend or stranger confides that schooling isn’t working so well.

I’m not going to lie; homeschooling requires a lot of effort, presence, time, and vigilance. But with more parents able to work flexible schedules, share childrearing responsibilities, take advantage of the growing gig economy, and utilize various alternatives to school, homeschooling is becoming a more realistic option for many families.

The three moms spotlighted here have found that entrepreneurship is a particularly powerful tool for combining homeschooling, career fulfillment, and financial prosperity. They are strategic and savvy multi-taskers - just like most parents juggling work and family. But as entrepreneurs and homeschoolers, these moms show that it is possible to fully nurture your children and your company at the same time.