Frontiers of Freedom

July 3, 2026 In this timely video, George Landrith, the President of the Frontiers of Freedom Institute, reflects on America’s upcoming 250th anniversary and explains why the nation’s founding principles remain essential to its future.

July 1, 2026 America’s 250th Anniversary George Landrith, Dr. Joe Mangiacotti, and Tom Donelson discuss: The 250th Anniversary of America Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Speech George Washington was the perfect First President The Declaration of Independence and why it is so important Why did the American Revolution succeed, and the French Revolution did not?

America’s 250th Anniversary & George Washington Host, Tom Donelson, interviews John Berlau, Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, on his books and writings on George Washington. Post navigation

Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi Two hundred and fifty years ago, a small group of individuals whose characters were imbued with the combination of creative intellect, exceptional courage, rational prudence, and faith-based moral conviction, gathered in Philadelphia and made a statesmanlike decision that altered the course of world history. They were students of history and political philosophy, yet realists capable of transforming abstract principles into enduring institutions.

June 24, 2026 George Landrith, Dr. Joe Mangiacotti, and Tom Donelson discuss: How are the peace talks going with Iran and will a peace agreement last? UK Prime Minister is Starmer politically finished. What was the cause? Ireland and English violence on immigration – what is happening and why? Is the Obama library the ugliest one ever? Democrats like socialism and Nazis as their primaries show. Tulsi releases Covid files that prove that Tony Fauci comitted crimes.

George Landrith American businesses face a number of hurdles on their way to success. Getting recognition, crafting a desirable product or service, and building efficient processes are just some of the arduous tasks facing innovators today. Unfortunately, too many businesses also face regulatory uncertainty created by vague or outdated statutes. Consumers want better products and companies want to provide them.

June 24, 2026 Host, Tom Donelson, and his guest, Mark Pfeifle — the founder and president of Off the Record Strategies — discuss: NATO, the European Union, Russia’s violence against its neighbors, and how foreign policy and diplomacy can impact national security. Post navigation

The letter below requests a coordinated investigation into the municipal taxation of federally funded disaster recovery and energy projects in Puerto Rico. As detailed in the letter, the municipalities of Humacao and Guayama (along with many other municipalities in Puerto Rico) are assessing, or are positioned to assess, construction excise taxes, license fees, penalties, and interest on projects funded by federal recovery dollars.

Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi The difference between governing and criticizing those who carry the very complex burden of governance is one of the most fundamental concerns in politics. Both are necessary in a healthy democracy, but they require very different skills, incentives, and responsibilities. Governing means having the authority to make binding decisions under complex circumstances.

Letter to the House and the Senate Post navigation