Labeling Talarico a ‘Texas trickster’
Editors at National Review Online assess the Democratic nominee for Texas’ US Senate seat. It has come time, once again, for the political press to work itself into a tizzy…
gender-neutral neologism for Latino and Latina
Editors at National Review Online assess the Democratic nominee for Texas’ US Senate seat. It has come time, once again, for the political press to work itself into a tizzy…
Christopher Rufo and Hannah Grossman write for City Journal about one Ivy League professor’s objectionable actions. Columbia University has been ground zero for the Ivy League’s pro-Hamas demonstrators. Since the…
M.D. Kittle of the Federalist seeks to abandon the worst elements of 2024. As we usher in a new year, it’s time to let go of the old. Of course,…
Ariel Zilber writes for the New York Post about an interesting admission from a major legacy media outlet. The New York Times admitted in a news analysis over the weekend…
Editors at National Review Online explain why now is a good time to stop spending federal tax dollars on National Public Radio. National Public Radio has every right to operate…
Peter Laffin writes for the Washington Examiner about an interesting essay in one of the nation’s leading newspapers. Last week, famed New York Times columnist David Brooks penned a widely…
Susannah Luthi writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the latest silliness from high-profile West Coast colleges. If you’ve ever used the phrases “brown bag lunch” or “long time, no…
Aaron Sibarium of the Washington Free Beacon reports on legal concerns surrounding a Google program’s restrictions. Google is setting strict caps on the number of white and Asian students that…
Sarah Weaver writes for the Daily Caller about a pressing problem for professional Democrats. One Democrat charged with helping to elect others notices the problem. He’s not afraid to identify…
Martin Gurri writes for City Journal about a disturbing trend that seems to have poisoned key American institutions. Linking to a Sesame Street celebration of “Latinx culture,” Antonio García Martínez,…
Paul Mirengoff of the Powerline blog highlights bad news for Democrats involving a growing segment of the voting population. We have noted the rapid decline of the Democrats’ popularity among…
Charles Hilu writes for National Review Online about a poorly named center at a prestigious public university. Just before welcoming students back to campus for an in-person semester, the University…