Obama Rebukes Identity Politics
He condemned the idea that only people from marginalized groups can comment on marginalized groups’ issues.
Four Blue States Protest Tax Reform with a Frivolous Lawsuit
The Constitution doesn’t mandate a deduction for state taxes.
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Yes, We Should Fight for Montenegro
Allied military hegemony keeps the peace.
The Likeliest Explanation for Trump’s Helsinki Fiasco
Character, not collusion, best explains the president’s deference to Vladimir Putin.
Obama Decries the Political Habits That Drove His Career
It would have been good to hear this wisdom from a president instead of an ex-president.
Anatomy of the Brexit Crisis
The prime minister covertly tried to impose a ‘third way’ and now faces a backlash.
President Trump & Russia
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Obama Rebukes Identity Politics
During a speech celebrating Nelson Mandela’s would-be 100th birthday, President Obama condemned the idea that only people from marginalized groups can comment on marginalized groups’ issues.
9th Circuit Rules against Trump on Trans-Troop Ban
A federal appellate judge on Wednesday upheld an injunction blocking implementation of the president's ban on transgender Americans' serving in the military.
Poll: Democrats’ Anti-Corruption Message Gaining Traction ahead of Midterms
A majority of voters in 48 GOP-held districts considers the Republican party to be more corrupt than the Democratic party, according to a new poll.
Four Blue States Protest Tax Reform with a Frivolous Lawsuit
The Constitution doesn’t mandate a deduction for state taxes.
Boris Johnson Declares ‘It’s Not Too Late to Save Brexit’ in Blistering Resignation Speech
In a speech to the House of Commons, the former U.K. foreign minister and London mayor criticized PM Theresa May's handling of negotiations with the EU.
Yes, We Should Fight for Montenegro
Allied military hegemony keeps the peace.
Kudlow: China Has No Intention of Making Trade Deal
'Xi is holding the game up,' Trump's top economic adviser said of the Chinese president. 'The ball is in his court,'
Poll: SCOTUS Public Approval Hits Nine-Year High
Despite the uptick, the Gallup poll released Wednesday found that opinion of the Court remained sharply split along partisan lines.
Property Rights Get Their Day in Court
Civil-asset forfeiture would be called theft by any reasonable standard.
James Comey Urges Americans to Vote Democrat This Fall: ‘Policy Differences Don’t Matter Right Now’
Comey, a former Republican, claimed that the GOP-led Congress has failed in its obligation to stand up to the president when he strays from his duties.
E.U. Hits Google With $5 Billion Anti-Trust Fine
Google must “bring its illegal conduct to an end” within 90 days or risk additional fines of up to 5 percent of its daily turnover.
America Needs an AI Strategy. Just Ask Google.
The public sector should play a leading role.
Revolution Movies Then and Now
Godard’s Dziga Vertov collective exposes the shallowness of today’s activism.
Boston University’s Fake-o-Nomics Darling
The erudite B.A. holder in economics posited, "unemployment is low because people are working 60, 70, 80 hours a week and can barely feed their kids."
Brett Kavanaugh
Brett Kavanaugh and the Many Sides of Trump
He’s outsourced the Supreme Court to the establishment.
So, Brett Kavanaugh Is Going to Kill People Now?
This kind of nonsense will always be with us, but it’s important to call it out, reject it, and as much as possible confine it to the fringes.
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Battle of the Chesapeake
Virginia ‘is turning blue, and the Republicans are . . . turning crazy.’
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Barack Obama’s Biggest Falsehoods
Former president Barack Obama decried dishonesty in politics today, saying “people just make stuff up.” Here are eight times he did just that as president.
