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Eddie Scarry writes for the Federalist about a political standard that’s proving inconvenient for Democrats. Democrats have once again been forced to confront their least favorite dilemma: Either live by…
Randy DeSoto writes for the Western Journal about US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ recent criticism of his colleagues. Justice Clarence Thomas, in a lengthy dissent, took the majority to…
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review Online critiques one of the worst ideas from politicians in the Golden State. Governor Newsom is about to suffer sharply for his incompetence; now those…
Julia Cherner writes for ABC News about a disturbing prediction from New York City’s mayor. After the candidates he backed swept their Democratic congressional primaries, New York City Mayor Zohran…
Casey Chalk writes for the Federalist about one way to boost civic virtue. Americans don’t read literature much any more. According to a YouGov survey, 40 percent of adults did…
What follows is one of the great “Did You Knows” of history. Two of America’s Founding Fathers, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, both died on July 4, 1826 — 50…
Editors at Issues and Insights explain why they have mixed feelings about foreign visitors’ reactions to World Cup soccer in America. It’s heartening to see foreign soccer fans, especially the…
Jack Fowler writes for National Review Online about Pennsylvania Democrats’ opposition to education options their constituents support. Americans are strongly in favor of charter schools. [The survey] shows that 53…
Charles Cooke of National Review Online expresses his love for his adopted country. When asked to express what I feel about America, I am reminded of hungry parents at a…
Nicole Silverio writes for the Daily Caller about bad news for federal government accountability. A new report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that the government cannot tell if…
Michael Strain ponders whether the normal democratic process can lead to a reduction in federal deficits. In Washington, analysts and politicians alike seem increasingly resigned to the idea that the…
Scott Winship counters a popular misconception about the American middle class. It’s a common refrain: The middle class is hollowing out; Americans overall are increasingly falling short financially while a…