The following op-ed was originally run in WORLD. For the past few months we have celebrated the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe. We are now approaching a similar anniversary for the surrender of… Read More
I met Ed Feulner at the Philadelphia Society’s October 1969 meeting in Philadelphia, not that I was formally invited but rather because invitee David Jones of the then Charles Edison Memorial Youth Fund could not attend but had persuaded someone,… Read More
The following is an op-ed written by Dr. Edwin J. Feulner and Ana Quintana. It originally ran in Real Clear World on February 21, 2017. Over the last two decades, the now-deceased Hugo Chavez and his handpicked successor, President Nicolas Maduro, have… Read More
The following is an op-ed written by Dr. Edwin J. Feulner. It originally ran in The Washington Times on November 06, 2017. President Franklin D. Roosevelt called Dec. 7, 1941 “a day that will live in infamy,” and with good reason. The… Read More
The following is an op-ed written by Dr. Edwin J. Feulner. It originally ran in The Washington Times on June 09, 2019. Even if you know nothing about the Tiananmen Square massacre, you’ve almost surely seen the famous photo of a… Read More
The following is an op-ed written by Dr. Edwin J. Feulner. It originally ran in The Daily Signal on June 12, 2019. “Tonight, we renew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.” That’s from President Donald Trump’s last… Read More
The following is an op-ed written by Dr. Edwin J. Feulner. It originally ran in The National Review on June 12, 2022. June 12 marks the 35th anniversary of President Reagan’s Brandenburg Gate speech — memorable for the six words still… Read More
“Lie, lie, and something will remain. The bigger the lie, the more people will believe it.” That phrase—attributed to Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels—has become something of an operating manual for authoritarian regimes. Few have perfected it more methodically than… Read More
Today, as we honor the more than 100 million victims of communism around the world, I wish to share a story that is both personal and political, a story about Laos, the country of my birth. At just 13 years… Read More
