The GOP’s governing crisis: House chaos is just the beginning
Nothing is more certain in life than death and taxes, but the success of a House rules vote was once a close third. This is a key…
The GOP's governing crisis: House chaos is only the beginning.
Nothing is more certain in life than death and taxes, but the success of a House rules vote was once a close third. This is a key…
Less than a year after the Supreme Court ruled against the practice of race-based preferences for college admissions, the landmark decision raises questions on whether corporate diversity,…
“Civility, people!” So shouted my College Republicans colleague as we hosted a debate on abortion, one of the most contentious topics in public life. A professor in…
Last week, the speaker of the House of Commons ripped up the rulebook and changed procedure because, he claimed, not allowing MPs to vote for a ceasefire…
Could academia’s failed experiment with diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, finally be coming to an end? Probably not. But at least a few schools are once…
Joe Biden did not staff his White House press office for a war presidency. The president’s two press secretaries thus far, Jen Psaki and Karine Jean-Pierre, have…
For a brief moment in the late 1990s and early 2000s, it looked as if Russia was on the road toward becoming a free and democratic society.…
Imagine how shocked Will Rogers would be if a time machine transported him to the year of our Lord 2024. “I’m not a member of any organized…
Self-proclaimed journalist Tucker Carlson created an internet firestorm less for his challenging enough interview with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin but more for his obsequious Potemkin tour of…
How do we know Israel is winning its war against Hamas in Gaza? Because the Biden administration wants it to stop. At every stage of Israel’s war…