Word of the Week: Endorsement
The New York Times, it seems, does not know what the word “endorsement” means. The paper conducted a series of interviews that were recorded and then transcribed,…
The New York Times, it seems, does not know what the word “endorsement” means. The paper conducted a series of interviews that were recorded and then transcribed,…
President Trump’s decision to eliminate Iranian terror master Qassem Soleimani followed Tehran’s repeated violent escalations aimed at the United States and the region. But to hear former…
Senate Republicans and Democrats had already heard much of the evidence House managers presented during the first week of President Trump’s impeachment trial last week. But the…
Outside of an exhibit at the National Archives, a 49-by-69-inch photograph depicted the 2017 Women’s March. The photo showed thousands of protesters gathered outside the Capitol bearing…
Rob Portman wants to tackle copycats of fentanyl, permanently classifying them as some of the most dangerous drugs out there, a reform he thinks would crack down…
No matter how woke we become, how ready we supposedly are to eat the rich and smash the patriarchy, it turns out that even the angriest of…
Dozens of world leaders gathered in Israel on Thursday for the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, where nearly a million Jews were murdered by the…
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last week, President Trump again talked positively about negative interest rates. That’s not a very good idea at all…
“Our school kept parents in the dark,” wrote Jay Keck in USA Today. He described how his daughter’s public school facilitated her “gender transition”: She first came…
Christopher Caldwell’s stock in trade has always been defending positions beyond the pale of the liberal consensus — opposition to Muslim immigration into Europe, resistance to gay…