Crime
Biden’s pro-police pivot
In a bid to hold on to voters, President Joe Biden is waging a fight against rising crime by touting increased police funding while staying mum on…
August 17, 2021
Education
Mitch Daniels, risk-taker
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana — Mitch Daniels, the president of Purdue University, has a letter he wants to share. “I just received it the other day from a…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Useful idiots
I met a friend last week whom I hadn’t seen in a few years. Well, it’s probably more accurate to say he’s a friend of a friend.…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Respirator reprise
I think I’ve figured out why mask mandates grate so. It isn’t that people are unconscientious objectors, refusing to do what’s right for society out of mere…
Crime
Losing the victory over crime
Missouri Democratic congresswoman Cori Bush drew a lot of attention when she was asked by CBS why she spends freely on private security while trying to defund…
Energy
Then and Now: Cartels
Joe Biden is not good at being president. The reasons for this are as numerous as the day is long, but the most recent example involves his…
Magazine - Washington Briefing
Afghanistan’s inevitable and predictable backslide into the clutches of the Taliban
When, on April 14, President Joe Biden announced the withdrawal of all remaining U.S. and foreign troops from Afghanistan, virtually no one predicted his hoped-for outcome was…
Magazine - Your Land
Will the internet kill the shopping mall star?
Believe it or not, Sears used to be the largest retailer in the world. Now, you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone under the age of 23 who’s…
Magazine - Features
Cuomo falls
When the end comes for arrogant, bullying politicians, it usually plays out the way it did for Andrew Cuomo. The New York governor waved the white flag…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Party like a hipster Cambo
Immigrant fiction, in which minorities suffer the debilitating indignities of American life, has long been a favorite genre of the literary establishment. White editors salivate over stories…