What Has the UN Done for Women’s Rights?
The UN’s deeply skewed approach to female empowerment, set in motion at Beijing, bears significant responsibility for our inability to achieve real progress.
Civilization Requires Collective Common Sense
Without common sense in government, civilization cannot continue.
The Self-Inflicted Decline of Science and the Academy
It’s time to dismantle the current model of federal funding of academic research.
Seriously, Can We Talk about Joe Biden Now?
Biden’s operation seems to be leaning into dangers that should be obvious.
A Just Decision Not to File Homicide Charges in the Tragic Breonna Taylor Case
One former cop charged with endangerment, as the mob touts brutality narrative in lieu of looking at the evidence.
The Notorious RBG’s Turf War with Congress
Reexamining Justice Ginsburg’s dissent in Ledbetter makes the deep flaws in her approach to the law clear.
Biden’s Tax Plans: A Broader Reach Than Advertised
Corporations don’t actually pay the corporate tax. You do.
China’s Statist System Is No Match for Free Markets
But there is much room for improvement in the effort to prevent China from using the open nature of the U.S. economy to its advantage.
Supreme Court
Why Not Make Democrats Angry?
The right-wing arguments against confirming Trump’s third SCOTUS nominee don’t hold up to scrutiny.
What Amy Barrett Said about Replacing Scalia
What she said in 2016 is still true: The president has the power to nominate, and the Senate has the right to take up the nomination or not.
Election 2020
Will Biden’s Delaware Become Biden’s America?
In my 24 years here, I’ve seen enough to know that we don’t want the rest of America to resemble the current First State.
Get Your Facts Right
The 'People of Hope' sect did not inspire The Handmaid’s Tale; wondering what Joe Biden is doing with his time; and the Hunter Biden investigation.
Biden’s Campaign Schedule Is Mystifying
As of late, Biden's team has regularly put a "lid" on his day by noon -- or even earlier.
America Watch
Two Police Officers Shot in Louisville Riots after Breonna Taylor Grand-Jury Indictment
Two police officers have been shot in Louisville, Ky., amid riots following the announcement of an indictment in the shooting of Breonna Taylor.
The ‘George Floyd Died of an Overdose’ Theory
Legal documents preview a courtroom battle to come.
Systemic Racism? Make Them Prove It.
Progressives say racism is everywhere in the criminal-justice system.
The Latest
The Self-Inflicted Decline of Science and the Academy
It’s time to dismantle the current model of federal funding of academic research.
Seriously, Can We Talk about Joe Biden Now?
Biden’s operation seems to be leaning into dangers that should be obvious.
A Pandemic of Error
Our coronavirus response revealed the limits of scientific modeling in policymaking. There are lessons for the Green New Deal.
The Notorious RBG’s Turf War with Congress
Reexamining Justice Ginsburg’s dissent in Ledbetter makes the deep flaws in her approach to the law clear.
Biden’s Tax Plans: A Broader Reach Than Advertised
Corporations don’t actually pay the corporate tax. You do.
China’s Statist System Is No Match for Free Markets
But there is much room for improvement in the effort to prevent China from using the open nature of the U.S. economy to its advantage.
What Has the UN Done for Women’s Rights?
The UN’s deeply skewed approach to female empowerment, set in motion at Beijing, bears significant responsibility for our inability to achieve real progress.
Civilization Requires Collective Common Sense
Without common sense in government, civilization cannot continue.
A Just Decision Not to File Homicide Charges in the Tragic Breonna Taylor Case
One former cop charged with endangerment, as the mob touts brutality narrative in lieu of looking at the evidence.
Two Police Officers Shot in Louisville Riots after Breonna Taylor Grand-Jury Indictment
Two police officers have been shot in Louisville, Ky., amid riots following the announcement of an indictment in the shooting of Breonna Taylor.
Trump Nominates Former Nunes Aide as Intelligence Community Inspector General
Souza formerly served as staff director for Devin Nunes, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, as well as a lawyer at the National Security Agency
Pompeo’s Wisconsin Visit Was about CCP Influence, Not Trump’s Reelection Effort
Anyone calling today’s address a Hatch Act violation has failed to grasp the most important part of the story.
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One Gate to the City
I have been spoiled in my commutes, but since the virus came among us, my commutes have grown longer.
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