Hunter (J.D., Ph.D.) is the provost and dean of faculty at North Greenville University in South Carolina. He is the author of The End of Secularism, Political Thought: A Student's Guide and The System Has a Soul. His work has appeared in a wide variety of other books and journals. He is formally affiliated with the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission; Touchstone, the Journal of Markets and Morality; the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy; and the Land Center at Southwestern Seminary.
Hunter Baker analyzes the shutdown standoff, election upsets, and new restrictions on Pentagon reporters
Hunter Baker on the Attorney General’s senate hearing, federal troop deployments, and the rhetoric tearing at public life
Hunter Baker on Trump’s leverage, Schumer’s risks, the Pentagon’s culture change, New York’s socialist surge, and Christian nationalism
Congress battles over a looming government shutdown as Trump delivers a bold U.N. address
One week later, the unprecedented honors for Charlie Kirk, the battle over how to respond, the risk of repeating past abuses, and the debate over whether America can still find unity
Hunter Baker | The left’s Gnostic language leaves voters confused and fearful
Hunter Baker | The killing of Iryna Zarutska should prompt a return to the vigilant enforcement of laws
Hunter Baker on obstruction in the Senate, battles over crime, and Trump’s blunt rebrand of Defense
Hunter Baker unpacks presidential limits, urban policy, foreign alignments, and public calls for accountability
Hunter Baker on Bolton’s gamble, bail reform, Ghislaine Maxwell’s testimony, and the evangelical influence that reshaped GOP politics
