Women’s Sports Should Be Women’s Sports
A lawsuit filed by Connecticut high-school girls argues correctly that the state's transgender sports policy is in violation of Title IX.
The Complicated Legacy of Bloomberg’s Stop-and-Frisk Policy
The controversial NYPD tactic faces new scrutiny as the mayor who oversaw it runs for president. The truth is less clear-cut than critics or defenders admit.
Blago the ‘Trumpocrat,’ &c.
On presidential pardons, a Democratic debate, thoughts of Einstein, and more.
Can Bernie Sanders Be Stopped?
He could follow a Trump-like path to the Democratic presidential nomination.
Bloomberg’s China Apologetics Should Disqualify Him from the Presidency
A man who would lie or delude himself about the nature of the Chinese regime to protect his business interests is unfit for the White House.
The Invisible Man Exposes the White-Male-Supremacy Monster
Elisabeth Moss’s latest victim portrayal is repugnant.
Pete Buttigieg Is Not Intersectional Enough
What his 'gayness' has to do with his aptitude as a political vessel for the interests of 'queer people' is unclear, as is the activists' definition of 'gay.'
Mike Bloomberg’s Technocratic Threat
He considers the Constitution an anachronism that poses obstacles to the initiatives of right-thinking people.
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A Knock Down, Drag Out Fight
Rich, Charlie, Michael, and Jim discuss Bernie and Bloomberg's Wednesday night debate performances.
Sanders Suggests Report that Russia Is Boosting Campaign Was Politically Motivated
Senator Bernie Sanders suggested to reporters Friday that a report by the Washington Post that Russia is attempting to boost his campaign was politically motivated.
Hacker Tied to Katie Hill Charged with Cyberattack on Her 2018 Opponents
The FBI has arrested a man who gave $500 to the campaign of former representative Katie Hill in connection with a spree of hacks against Hill’s opponents in the 2018 election.
Bernie’s Houses
Sanders's net worth doesn’t extend all that far beyond his real estate portfolio.
Our Abortion Jurisprudence Is Terrible
The notion that Mississippi has no compelling "interest in fetal life" once a heartbeat is detected is absurd.
Pete Buttigieg Is Not Intersectional Enough
What his 'gayness' has to do with his aptitude as a political vessel for the interests of 'queer people' is unclear, as is the activists' definition of 'gay.'
Harvey Weinstein Jury Deadlocked on Two Most Serious Counts
The jury in the trial of disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is deadlocked on the most serious charges against him.
Bloomberg’s China Apologetics Should Disqualify Him from the Presidency
A man who would lie or delude himself about the nature of the Chinese regime to protect his business interests is unfit for the White House.
Why a Unity Ticket Isn’t Likely to Save the Democrats
'Unity tickets' are alliances borne out of desperation, and they aren’t likely to work unless both figures like and want to work with each other.
Hillary Clinton Accuses Trump of ‘Taking Russian Help,’ Citing Report that Trump Ousted DNI over Russia Briefing
Hillary Clinton on Friday lashed out at President Trump, accusing him of 'taking Russian help.'
Redlining and the Financial Crisis
Michael Bloomberg has come under a lot of criticism for remarks he has made about the origins of the financial crisis.
Poll: Trump Expected to Double 2016 African American Support if He Draws Buttigieg Challenge
President Trump would double the support he received from African American voters in 2016 if he ends up facing former mayor Pete Buttigieg.
California Gov Newsom Advocates for Doctors to ‘Write Prescriptions for Housing’ to Treat Mental Illness
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday wrote that doctors should be able to prescribe housing like they are able to prescribe medication.
The Complicated Legacy of Bloomberg’s Stop-and-Frisk Policy
The controversial NYPD tactic faces new scrutiny as the mayor who oversaw it runs for president. The truth is less clear-cut than critics or defenders admit.
WHO Defends China’s Repeated Coronavirus Diagnostic Changes Despite Hubei Health Official’s Complaints
The World Health Organization defended China’s change to its coronavirus diagnostic process, despite a health official from China’s Hubei province claiming a lack of transparency
China
China’s Government Is Like Something out of 1984
The Chinese technological revolution is overseen by an Orwellian dictatorship.
Universities Can Be Global or Serve the National Interest. But Not Both.
The Department of Education cracks down on alleged foreign funding of Yale and Harvard.
The Chinese Communist Party Struggles to Contain the Coronavirus Fallout
Public-health crises are a test of government.
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Can Bernie Sanders Be Stopped?
He could follow a Trump-like path to the Democratic presidential nomination.
In Aspen, Billionaires and Baristas
Where millionaires need affordable housing.
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Sanders & AOC Split On ‘Medicare For All?’
Ocasio-Cortez recently said it wouldn't be the end of the world if there was a compromise on the issue.
Sanders & AOC Split On ‘Medicare For All?’
Ocasio-Cortez recently said it wouldn't be the end of the world if there was a compromise on the issue.
