“The future of elections,” they called it. In 2017, California passed a voting “reform” bill meant to liberate the state’s voters from such old-fashioned ideas as the…
In 1981, when 44-year-old Jack Welch became the youngest CEO in General Electric’s history, he was an unlikely choice to head the venerable corporation that had begun…
Saul Goodman is back. Better Call Saul, the spinoff prequel to Breaking Bad, has returned for a fifth season after a two-year hiatus. The show follows Jimmy…
It has become the easiest way to raise a guffaw or a knowing look over dinner in Washington: turning the conversation to the Democratic nomination race. Who…
Record low unemployment has squeezed businesses as an increasing number of workers voluntarily quit their jobs to work elsewhere, a sign of labor market strength that could…
Ken Schaffer has lived in the same two-bedroom penthouse apartment on West 58th Street in New York for 49 years. A label on the door frame of…
A campaign of pressure from the White House has Europe’s advocates of a “digital services” tax that targets U.S. companies such as Facebook and Amazon backing down…
Sen. Chuck Schumer’s disgraceful recent threat against two Supreme Court justices was ironic, and it cast light on the Left’s anti-constitutional agenda, which we’ve discussed here at…
Genre novels entail assembly. Information provided in the text builds on itself until it develops its own internal logic. The logic becomes the “world” of the book…
In 1994, Hunter S. Thompson wrote some of the choicest words ever included in an obituary. Richard Nixon “was a swine of a man,” Thompson wrote. “His…
