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Editors at the Washington Examiner ponder President Biden’s misguided economic ideas. President Joe Biden has given far fewer interviews to major news organizations than any of his predecessors, and his…
Andrew Kerr of the Washington Free Beacon reports an amusing aspect of the political turmoil plaguing the professional left. Democratic fundraising juggernaut ActBlue slashed 17 percent of its workforce on…
Stephen Lepore writes for DailyMail.com about an interesting development in Republican presidential politics. Donald Trump has rattled close aides of Ron DeSantis who think the Florida governor will have to…
The tech bloodbath continues, as Yahoo! will eliminate 20% of its workforce and Disney announces its own layoffs and cost-cutting measures. It’s just the latest in a series of high-profile…
Victor Davis Hanson devotes his latest American Greatness column to mainstream media corruption. The current “media”—loosely defined as the old major newspapers like the New York Times and Washington Post,…
A tweet from February 2020 posted by Sacha Baron Cohen (AKA Borat) has been making its rounds on Twitter again this week. His tweet reads “We don’t let 1 person…
The Internet has come a long way from the days of AOL’s universally recognized dial-up sound, Netflix’s DVD-by-mail service, and MySpace’s top friends list. What used to be seen as a…
An article carried on Yahoo! News today discusses conservatives on college campuses. Here are some facts from the article (emphasis added): US universities are often bastions of progressive Democrats Democrats…
Yesterday, while discussing progressives’ sudden interest in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four because of the election of Donald Trump, I wrote: Good. I confess, however, I don’t see how a progressive relativist can read Nineteen…
Thomas Donlan‘s latest editorial commentary in Barron’s focuses on the reasons American voters turned to Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential race. The Great Lakes states, also known as the…
I was never any good at social studies, and so I can never find that part of the Constitution that lets the president guide policy for actions taken by states…
I’ve written occasionally on the costly sports arenas and the gussied-up economic impact studies used to justify them, so I’m just going to quote a bit from this Yahoo! sports article…