2001 United States anti-terrorism law
James Antle of the Washington Examiner ponders former President Donald Trump’s approach to politics. Time will tell whether former President Donald Trump’s massive rally at Madison Square Garden was the…
Today, I woke my children up, helping them prepare for their week ahead; ensuring backpacks were zipped, faces washed, breakfasts eaten. On the drive to school, my older son and…
Arriving in my email inbox today from Sen. Thom Tillis’ office. WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) and the republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee expanded their ongoing probe…
Chuck Ross of the Washington Free Beacon reports a Biden Cabinet member’s prominent role in a recent controversy involving government probes of angry parents. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona asked…
Miranda Devine writes in the New York Post about the U.S. attorney general’s misguided attack on families. Only a fool pokes a mama bear, but that’s Merrick Garland for you.…
Rising tensions between school officials and parents are real, but they are not cause for concern. Attorney General Merrick Garland agreed to use U.S. Department of Justice resources to address…
Last week, the National School Boards Association (NSBA) declared that “America’s public schools and its education leaders are under an immediate threat” due to a “growing number of threats of…
Inez Feltscher Stepman writes for the Federalist about the odd cast of characters engaged in the recent Capitol violence. One of the stranger elements of the current era is the…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online directs his attention toward the Internal Revenue Service’s latest bad idea. The U.S. government is building the world’s largest debtors’ prison: the United States.…
David Harsanyi devotes a Federalist column to progressives’ curious notions about dissent and treason. On Fox News this week, Democratic operative Brad Woodhouse accused National Review editor Rich Lowry’s criticism…
Last week the House and Senate were in recess, and this week they are back to work. The Senate will resume their consideration of the USA Freedom Act (H.R. 2048).…
The “castle doctrine” has long since been abolished, the NSA spies on whomever it wants wherever and whenever (especially thanks to the PATRIOT Act), and decades of poor Supreme Court…