Defending the Constitution From Progressives’ Attacks
Ian Rowe writes about the political left’s most frequent attacks on the U.S. Constitution. Progressive academics are making the case that the Constitution, far from being a tool to pursue…
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Ian Rowe writes about the political left’s most frequent attacks on the U.S. Constitution. Progressive academics are making the case that the Constitution, far from being a tool to pursue…
Sarah Westwood of the Washington Examiner reports on the latest misdirection campaign from gun control zealots. As their party pushes for gun control measures, some Democrats are seeking to reframe…
Jeremiah Poff writes for the Washington Examiner about the ideological skew among commencement speakers at top-ranked colleges across the country. Just a handful represent a right-of-center political perspective. Only three…
Charles Fain Lehman writes at the Washington Free Beacon about a new proposal for reining in rogue prosecutors. Across the country, well-funded progressives are snapping up local public prosecutor jobs…
Sarah Westwood of the Washington Examiner looks into disturbing changes in tactics from left-wing protesters. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas became the latest victim of liberal activism targeting political figures…
At the TaxProf blog, Paul Caron reports on two attempts to rank law schools in terms of how well their graduates fare in the job market: Dan Filler (Drexel) has mined the ABA placement…
The minimum wage makes it harder to employ the poorest and least skilled by pricing them out of the job market. When the law does that, all that is left…
Elizabeth Harrington of the Washington Free Beacon continues her seemingly endless efforts to document federal government spending that strays far from the purpose of government. The National Endowment for the…
Joseph Lawler reports for the Washington Examiner on reaction to this week’s meeting of top Federal Reserve officials. When Janet Yellen and her Federal Reserve colleagues announce their monetary policy…
If the higher education bubble is bound to burst, those who benefit from current arrangements would like to delay that pop for as long as possible. Here’s an interesting article…
From the print edition of today’s Charlotte Observer: In ACC, bigger should be better New members Syracuse, Pittsburgh and Notre Dame will return basketball focus Notre Dame? Yes, they are…
ACCC Commissioner John Swofford did offer up not exactly a ringing endorsement for keeping the ACC men’s basketball tournament in North Carolina earlier this week. As reported by the Greensboro…