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Trump’s Washington is packed with Claremont fellows. That’s no accident.
In Trump’s Washington, Claremont occupies a niche that few other groups attempt — a hybrid of political philosophy, training and personnel cultivation.
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West Point Trades Real Reform For Illusory Paper Compliance
If the academy cannot produce officers loyal to the Constitution, its leadership is not just failing, it is compromising national security.
America, the Middle East, and Donald Trump
President Trump’s direct outreach to the Arab world, and his efforts to bring in Arab states from the cold (with a strong set of reservations about Qatar), is not only a good thing, but will serve, especially in the case of Saudi Arabia, as a further bulwark against Iran.
Trump’s Foreign Policy Pivot
The President’s Riyadh Speech Sets the U.S. on a New Course.
Donald Trump has scrambled the old class allegiances
Oligarchs, professionals and the working class are all divided among themselves.
“Radical Evil” and the Totalitarian Temptation
Every time conservatives win elections and begin to govern effectively, or simply push back against authoritarian manifestations of wokeness, the loudest voices on the Left evoke the specter of fascism.
Blue-state housing crisis is costing Democrats voters
Amid the talk about tariffs and other Trumpian foibles, little attention has been paid to America’s festering housing crisis. This could prove a more lasting political issue in the US, as well as throughout much of the West.
Birthright Citizenship and the American Founders
Daniel J. Mahoney, senior fellow at the Claremont Institute and senior writer at Law & Liberty, discusses his recent book The Persistence of the Ideological Lie: The Totalitarian Impulse Then and Now.
Supreme Court Prepares to Wade Into Birthright Citizenship Debate
"This idea has taken root over the last half century, to the point that everybody assumed it was already a done deal, and, in fact, the Supreme Court has never ruled on this," John Eastman, senior fellow at the MAGA-aligned Claremont Institute, which is advocating for an end to birthright citizenship, told Newsweek.
Will the Supreme Court rein in rogue judges — or rubber-stamp them?
The justices will hear arguments Thursday on whether district court can block national policies before courts even rule on their legality.
