The Most Important Case Since the One We Hope It Overturns
We might just win this thing.
Meet the Pro-Lifers Who Surrounded the Supreme Court as Dobbs Oral Arguments Unfolded Inside
Demonstrators gathered as the Court heard oral arguments in Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health, a case that takes direct aim at Roe.
Stanford Administrators Offer Students Therapy after Discovery of ‘Two Cords with Loops That May Represent Nooses’
A campus arborist who inspected the ropes suggested they’ve been there for years and may be part of a defunct rope swing.
The Curious Case of the Waukesha ‘Killer Car’
Desperate to avoid describing the circumstances that led to the Waukesha attack, the media has taken to assigning agency to the car.
Even Amid Thanksgiving Gratitude, Progressive Incoherence on Crime Is Hard to Ignore
Progressives ought to rethink their incoherent and immoral approach to criminal justice.
Compromised Loudoun County Prosecutor Refuses to Recuse from School-Board Removal Case
A prosecutor who has supported the school board’s progressive activism will decide whether an effort to remove the board’s chairwoman will succeed.
Dozens of Examples Offer an Answer to the ‘What If Rittenhouse Was Black?’ Hypothetical
Pundits rushed to argue that Rittenhouse’s acquittal was a function of his race, but dozens of examples suggest otherwise.
New York Times Reporter Covered Conservatives’ Criticism of the NBA, Now He Says They Went ‘Silent’
The reporter ignored that a group of Republicans sent a letter to the NBA criticizing its failure to confront China.
Republicans, Education-Reform Activists Celebrate Democrats’ Plan to Double Down on Critical Race Theory
Democratic strategists are urging candidates to focus on labeling CRT opponents racist in the run up to the midterms.
The New York Times Reduces Parents’ Education Concerns to a Simple ‘Left vs. Right’ Political Battle
The paper dismissed parents’ concerns about CRT, gender policy, and school closures as mere political bickering.