The Paul Pelosi attack coverup was another instance of the Democrats rigging the 2022 midterms
By American Thinker
NBC News's Miguel Almaguer might have…
➔ i‘Fact-Checkers’ Not Interested in Tracking Hunter Biden’s Aid to Other Dissolute Bidens
By The Daily Signal
In mid-January, a hullabaloo broke out about an…
➔ iReal people don’t care about George Santos
By The Washington Post
Google search data show that Americans are more…
➔ iOn Republic Day, India Looks to Deepen Middle East Ties
By Foreign Policy
New Delhi hosted the Egyptian president as a…
➔ iYes, 2023 Is An Election Year. Here Are The Races To Watch.
By FiveThirtyEight
President this, Senate that. FiveThirtyEight has…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Tory millionaires: a party of the rich, for the rich | Editorial
By The Guardian
The inability to remove his own party chair after…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Radio 3’s new leader: a tough challenge ahead | Editorial
By The Guardian
Besieged by cuts, falling audiences and rows…
➔ iWhen colleges take political positions, they show who isn’t wanted
By The Washington Post
Institutions of higher education are deluded if…
➔ iDebt, Not the Debt Limit, Is the Real Fiscal Crisis
By The Wall Street Journal
A spending blowout and higher interest rates make…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the tax system: losing trust, missing out on billions | Editorial
By The Guardian
Even as millions are sweating over…
➔ iEnd Europe’s Security Welfare Check
By The American Conservative
It is past time for a rebalancing that reflects…
➔ iA Question for Congress: Why Didn't the SEC Stop FTX?
By The Wall Street Journal
Securities regulators seem to be more interested…
➔ iIs California Disenfranchising Voters? Report Finds 10 Million 2022 Ballots Unaccounted For
By The Daily Signal
California may have disenfranchised millions of…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Brazil and the Bolsonaristas: it’s not over yet | Editorial
By The Guardian
The violent attack on government buildings in…
➔ iOp-Ed: Think Big Tech's thousands of layoffs indicate a coming recession? Think again
By Los Angeles Times
The tech sector's large-scale layoffs are a tiny…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Peru’s political violence: stop the killings | Editorial
By The Guardian
Long-term solutions to the country’s crisis are…
➔ iThe Guardian view on a property-owning democracy: Tory dream becomes a nightmare | Editorial
By The Guardian
A housing price collapse may see a coalition of…
➔ iPrimitive, fanatic and messianic: The racist Judaism of Israel's 'religious' government
By Haaretz
A phony Torah of extremist sectarianism, a…
➔ iThe Observer view on averting the west’s collision course with Iran | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
The regime’s lawlessness combined with its…
➔ iSweet rent-control deal poses a blatant conflict of interest for new Assembly Housing chief Linda…
By New York Post
What, did you think rent control was only…
➔ iWaPo Activism Posing As Religion Journalism
By The American Conservative
A Christian trans teen struggling with faith is…
➔ iIs America suffering a ‘social recession’? | Anton Cebalo
By The Guardian
Americans report having less sex, fewer friends…
➔ iThe Guardian view on excessive unemployment: the creation of unnecessary suffering | Editorial
By The Guardian
Joblessness is such a waste of resources that no…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Excited about another Californian as speaker of the House? Not this time
By Los Angeles Times
Kevin McCarthy seems more interested in leading a…
➔ iHochul’s missed chance: Governor should have held out for some reforms in exchange for Albany pay…
By New York Daily News
With less than an hour before New Year’s and…
➔ iThe U.S. border chaos is unacceptable
By The Washington Post
Let us welcome all categories of immigrants in an…
➔ iBook bans, Ukraine and the end of Roe: The year 2022 in Jewish ideas
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Over the past year, Jewish communities…
➔ iThe Year Markets Came Down to Earth
By The Wall Street Journal
Rising interest rates taught investors hard but…
➔ iTooze on How Low the U.S. Housing Market Could Go in 2023
By Foreign Policy
High interest rates are roiling the real estate…
➔ iEditorial: Releasing Trump’s tax returns will do good — even if the motive is wrong
By The Denver Post
The decision made by Democrats on the House Ways…
➔ iThis year I’m thankful for US public libraries – beautiful icons of a better civic era | Moira…
By The Guardian
The US can often be cruel to its citizens, but…
➔ iSenator Rand Paul reveals how $482 billion of your money was wasted in 2022
By American Thinker
Your blood is going to boil: almost half a…
➔ iWhat about my right to live without violence? Supreme Court decisions on guns harm survivors.
By USA Today
I have lived since the age of 2 with the damage…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: The public service done by Democrats in releasing Trump's tax returns
By Los Angeles Times
Trump still wants to be president, and Americans…
➔ iIt’s Groundhog Day For TAC And Our Supporters
By The American Conservative
Twenty years after TAC's founding in opposition…
➔ iA Year in Brinkmanship on the Korean Peninsula
By Foreign Policy
Kim Jong Un’s attention-grabbing missile…
➔ iYoungkin gears up for the make-or-break year of his governorship
By The Washington Post
He disavows interest in a 2024 presidential run...
➔ i33 Cool Charts We Made In 2022
By FiveThirtyEight
In 2022, FiveThirtyEight’s visual journalists…
➔ iJustin Trudeau has a gun-free Canada within his reach
By The Washington Post
A nation that once derived meaning from being a…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the Cop15 agreement: nations must do more for nature | Editorial
By The Guardian
International cooperation is the only way to halt…
➔ iWhere Was Biden's SEC Sheriff on Sam Bankman-Fried?
By The Wall Street Journal
Gary Gensler has been the ‘cop on the…
➔ iCongress Wages Total War on America’s Interests
By The American Conservative
The 2023 NDAA wages war on nuclear powers abroad,…
➔ iTwitter’s action against journalists exposes its transparency problem
By The Washington Post
By far the most interesting of Elon Musk's…
➔ iI Think I Found Kyrsten Sinema’s Side Hustle. It’s Perfect.
By Slate
So this is how she (or someone using her name and…
➔ iCongress Wants to Boot Russia From U.N. Security Council
By Foreign Policy
The Biden administration is also interested in…
➔ i‘CBS Mornings’ Fawns Over Nepotistic Pelosi Propaganda Film
By The Daily Signal
People in the “news business” are…
➔ iWomen Are Half the Population, Not a Special Interest Group
By The Nation
Alexis Grenell Democrats do themselves no favors…
➔ iThe Fed needs to stop raising interest rates | Robert Reich
By The Guardian
Interest rate hikes mean that workers and…
➔ iYoungkin should move to the center on climate issue
By The Washington Post
Abandoning the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative…
➔ iSeven Trump-hating RINO senators refuse to say if laws are needed to stop Twitter's electoral…
By American Thinker
RINOs placing their interests above those of…
➔ iThe U.S. can’t afford to let Saudi Arabia fall into China’s orbit
By The Washington Post
On this, the U.S. must prioritize security…
➔ iRon Insana says Fed rate hikes won't fix what's wrong with the economy
By CNBC
The Fed's policy of raising official interest…
➔ iThe Guardian view on cuts in theatre funding: a threat to playwriting | Editorial
By The Guardian
In an industry drained of state support, who will…
➔ iClarence Thomas Keeps Undermining the Court. The Other Justices Could Stop Him.
By Slate
Thomas has violated the rules around conflict of…
➔ iOp-Ed: Does the 1st Amendment protect a right to discriminate?
By Los Angeles Times
Simply by taking a case involving a same-sex…
➔ iBiden can help Zelensky, and Ukraine, by pushing for peace
By The Washington Post
Negotiations between Ukraine and Russia to end…
➔ iThe Guardian view on housing politics: a clash of false alternatives | Editorial
By The Guardian
Communities deserve better than a choice between…
➔ iCan This Man Defuse the Debt Bomb?
By The Wall Street Journal
Interest payments on government borrowing have…
➔ iHow to make sure the U.S.’s new policy in Venezuela gets results
By The Washington Post
Stability is a vital U.S. national interest. In…
➔ iChild welfare issues are not the domain of just one political group
By The Washington Post
Children’s interests can only be met when we…
➔ iBiden should respond boldly to a radical Netanyahu government
By The Washington Post
If a far-right-wing government is installed in…
➔ iThe Environmental Battle Writ Small: Leaf-Blower Wars
By The Wall Street Journal
Disputes over the noisy machines, like regulation…
➔ iYour Taxes: Employee responsibility, commercial secrets - opinion
By The Jerusalem Post
Here is a round-up of some interesting happenings…
➔ iDisney’s first animated movie with a prominent gay character bombs
By American Thinker
Weirdly, a country that is predominantly…
➔ iRebuffing Trump, the justices stake a claim for ideology over partisanship
By The Washington Post
The Supreme Court's majority is far more driven…
➔ iAfter Maricopa County Voting Debacle, Arizona Must Reform Its Election Laws
By The Daily Signal
If Arizona is genuinely interested in enacting…
➔ iCalmes: Clarence Thomas' Jan. 6 conflicts of interest are showing again
By Los Angeles Times
The latest case before the Supreme Court might…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Manchester United up for sale: give fans a say in the future | Editorial
By The Guardian
The Glazer family’s leveraged buyout of the…
➔ iMake ecocide an international crime and other legal ideas to help save the planet | Steven Donziger
By The Guardian
A list of the five most promising legal steps we…
➔ iWorld Cup in Qatar is a kick in the face of the Palestinians
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Billions splashed on hosting world’s…
➔ iBiden’s White House literally could not be ‘more political’
By New York Post
Biden’s already run the most political White…
➔ iCap their outside pay: State legislators must not get a taxpayer-funded pay hike without limits on…
By New York Daily News
The last word on a long fight over ethics and pay…
➔ iWhat’s at Stake if SCOTUS Guts the Indian Child Welfare Act
By Slate
Four out of five textualist justices are not…
➔ iTo Save Twitter, Elon Musk Should Fire Himself
By Foreign Policy
Musk’s conflicts of interest make him too…
➔ iMerrick Garland was right to appoint a special counsel
By The Washington Post
The attorney general is going the extra mile to…
➔ iAs Trump Begins His Next Campaign, Election Deniers Face Defeat
By The Nation
Sasha Abramsky Nevada and Arizona were ground…
➔ iInsana: The ‘7% solution’ on interest rates could come back to haunt the Federal Reserve
By CNBC
The central bank is fighting the ghosts of past…
➔ iWhere Biden and Xi Really Agree
By Slate
The two world leaders re-established working…
➔ iEurope Wants to Be a Naval Power
By Foreign Policy
The continent has global maritime interests, but…
➔ iThanks to Putin, the world is suddenly interested in Israel's occupation
By Haaretz
The world has finally recognized the need to…
➔ iThe Guardian view on mass unemployment: inflation will drop without this pain | Editorial
By The Guardian
Policymakers are wrong to think rising…
➔ iEditorial: Corporations keep trying to throw out progressive California laws. Do we need reforms?
By Los Angeles Times
Cigarette companies, fast-food chains and oil…
➔ iSenate Homeland Security Counsel Quietly Settled With Justice Department Over Conflict of Interest…
By The Intercept
Michelle Benecke will pay $50,000 to settle a…
➔ iAd boycott of Musk’s Twitter underscores Dems’ ‘free-speech’ hypocrisy
By New York Post
Of course, these same corporations and…
➔ iA GOP-run House will fix inflation simply by stopping Biden’s enormous spending
By New York Post
President Biden may or may not run for…
➔ iMidterms Bring Republicans to a Fork in the Road
By The Wall Street Journal
We can govern in the people’s interest or make…
➔ iHow Eritrea Could Derail the Ethiopian Peace Deal
By Foreign Policy
The Eritrean president has his own interests in…
➔ iDead guy wins Pennsylvania race and 'our democracy' is saved
By American Thinker
Up until now, we had thought that Democrats were…
➔ iThe Guardian view on big tech: pop! goes the bubble | Editorial
By The Guardian
The behemoths of Silicon Valley face some serious…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Why are paid signature gatherers even legal?
By Los Angeles Times
California's ballot initiative system was…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"When you are in any contest, you should work as if there were—to the very last minute—a chance to lose it."
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
"While men inhabiting different parts of this vast continent cannot be expected to hold the same opinions, they can unite in a common objective and sustain common principles."
- Franklin Pierce