Iran’s actions hurt the world’s poor
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online explores the impact of Iran’s recent military actions. [A] whole bunch of people around the world are going to starve to death because of…
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Jim Geraghty of National Review Online explores the impact of Iran’s recent military actions. [A] whole bunch of people around the world are going to starve to death because of…
Scott Johnson writes for the Powerline blog about one of President Trump’s recent statements. President Trump asserted that “hundreds of thousands” of Somalis are “ripping off our country and ripping…
Glenn Reynolds writes for the New York Post about an eye-opening action from the billionaire owner of the former Twitter. Online anonymity today isn’t what it once was. But this…
Adam Kredo of the Washington Free Beacon reports on a questionable use of American taxpayers’ dollars. The Biden-Harris administration quietly pushed out $1 million in taxpayer funding late last year…
Rich Lowry writes for National Review Online about critical comments from a former president. Barack Obama doesn’t want America validated, at least not by the wrong people. In taking a…
Collin Anderson of the Washington Free Beacon reports on the latest example of government waste of taxpayer dollars. The Biden administration plans to spend $1.5 million in taxpayer funds on…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online explores a disturbing trend in American political discourse. Legitimacy is a thorny problem in politics, because the notion itself is subtle and to some…
Michael Shellenberger writes a compelling piece in Forbes about Germany's disastrous Energiewende results. They were, he argues, inevitable.
Charles Geshekter devotes a Martin Center column to the topic of diversity in college classrooms. Anyone who applies for an executive or upper management position at a university these days…
Elizabeth Harrington of the Washington Free Beacon delves into Clinton campaign history. Clinton campaigns throughout the decades have delivered “coordinated” opposition research strategies to the press and engaged in “relentless”…
Who wins? You probably don’t have to ask, but George Leef supplies the answer in his latest Forbes column. One of the main reasons why America was so attractive to…
WUNC Radio asked Terry Stoops for reaction to a series of articles tied to the Twitter hashtag #TeachinginNC. NCPoliticalNews.com and N.C. Senate Republicans highlighted Stoops’ column on North Carolina’s latest…