Race discrimination is illegal, isn’t it?
John Hinderaker of the Power Line blog targets clear inconsistency among those in America who claim to oppose race discrimination. We live in a world in which race discrimination is…
ethnic group; Americans of Japanese ancestry
John Hinderaker of the Power Line blog targets clear inconsistency among those in America who claim to oppose race discrimination. We live in a world in which race discrimination is…
John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist explores the latest instance of kooky cancel culture. It involves a beloved children’s author. Dr. Seuss has been cancelled. Some of his work has…
Constitutional law professor Josh Blackman writes at National Review Online about the implications of a Donald Trump presidency on respect for the rule of law. On January 20, 2017, Chief…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online offers words of warning to the ideological left. The latest round of condemning the past on the moral criteria of the…
Mark Calabria of the Cato Institute reviews former Massachusetts congressman Barney Frank’s new memoir for Barron’s. Frank endeavors to explain two trends in American life: the rise in social acceptance…
Under the Constitution, the president’s role is to faithfully enforce the laws, but not to make them. Sadly, the separation of powers has often been ignored by chief executives who…
The College Board is responsible for Advanced Placement courses in high schools (public and private) across the country. These courses are designed for the best and brightest students. High school…
Victor Davis Hanson explains for National Review Online readers why the diversity “industry” in American higher education is causing problems. Diversity has become corporatized on American campuses, with scores of…
The U.S. Senate lost its most senior member and gained its newest member this week. Michael Barone‘s latest column discusses the significance of Hawaii’s Sen. Daniel Inouye and new South…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest National Review Online column exposes the problems associated with the pursuit of “cosmetic” diversity, the type of diversity “mostly to be distinguishable by the eye —…
Mary Theroux of the Independent Institute warns here about the dangers when the Census goes beyond its Constitutional limit. I don’t know about you, but when I fill out my…
In one of the greatest in-your-face slam dunks of all time, Dorothy Rabinowitz lays bare the ugly history of Massachusetts candidate Martha Coakley. Read all about it here. Rabinowitz won…