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Brianna Lyman writes for the Federalist about Democrats’ bizarre antics in the nation’s capital. Democrats in Washington, D.C., are furious — not because violent crime was spiraling out of control,…
Joseph Lobue writes for the Federalist about reaction to President-elect Trump’s plans for the federal bureaucracy. In a recent “PBS NewsHour” panel discussion, Washington Post Associate Editor Jonathan Capehart criticized…
Incidents in other states in the November 5 election have highlighted problems with ballot-marking devices (BMDs): touchscreen voting machines that produce a small paper ballot that is then fed into…
Editors at National Review Online urge Americans to “just say no” as COVID scolds ramp up their complaints. By early August, data gathered from national wastewater testing suggested a new…
Elle Reynolds of the Federalist explores Democrats’ likely electoral strategy in this year’s campaigns. White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain offered an interesting insight into Democrats’ 2022 midterm election…
Naomi Lim of the Washington Examiner documents bad polling news for President Biden. From parental rights regarding school curricula to COVID-19 vaccine authorization delays for children younger than 5, President…
This week, North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis made national headlines during the Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmation hearings. Tillis asked hard-hitting questions of Jackson, bringing up her rulings on early prison…
Bruce Yandle writes at the Washington Examiner about President Biden’s wealth redistribution schemes. On reviewing elements of President Joe Biden’s extraordinarily extensive $1.8 trillion American Families Plan, George Bernard Shaw’s…
Isaac Schorr explains at National Review Online why the new presidential secretary is “living her best life.” White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, she of the “great inane raised-in-Greenwich look”…
Tim Graham of the Daily Wire documents dubious media awards from a self-appointed guardian of journalistic principles. The Poynter Institute is a Florida-based journalism organization that runs PolitiFact. On Poynter.org,…
Robert Epstein writes for the Daily Caller that major news organizations, universities, and businesses all surrender privacy willingly in dealing with Google. Relatively few news organizations I’ve dealt with in…
Do managed care organizations do enough to combat Medicaid fraud? The question means more than in the past for North Carolina, which is preparing to rely more on private insurers…