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August 30, 2011 4:00 PM

Victor Davis Hanson exposes the hypocrisy of Obama’s vacation.

Andrew Stiles details ten job-killing regulations.

Robert VerBruggen analyzes the roots of America’s labor laws.

Mona Charen presents the lessons Hurricane Irene should teach us.

Jay Nordlinger reports on cartoons and barbarism.

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Dennis Prager debunks the myth of Israeli apartheid.

Thomas Sowell finds nothing unusual about the poor economy.

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Law & the Courts

Colorado Defies the Supreme Court, Renews Persecution of a Christian Baker

By David French

Even after a 7–2 Supreme Court decision protecting Colorado custom baker Jack Phillips from overt religious discrimination, the state is doubling down. It’s participating in and empowering a grotesque campaign of discrimination and harassment that should shock the conscience of sensible ... Read More

Religion

The Catholic Church’s Rotherham

By Michael Brendan Dougherty

‘We are deeply saddened.” So begin the many perfunctory statements of many Catholic bishops today in response to the Pennsylvania grand-jury report detailing how priests in that state abused children and how bishops shuffled these priests around. What deeply saddens these men? The rape of children, the ... Read More

Politics & Policy

Why Are People Giving Peter Strzok Their Money?

By Katherine Timpf

Every now and then, I’ll read some news that makes my eyes bug out and my jaw drop to the floor because I can’t believe how stupid it is. This week, it was the news that fired FBI agent Peter Strzok has raised over $400,000 for his legal costs and lost income via a GoFundMe campaign. Let me rephrase: ... Read More

Elections

My Journey into the Heart of Obama-Trump Country

By Daniel Allott

After eight years of displeasure with Barack Obama’s presidency, Carla Johnson was ready for a drastic change. The 41-year-old lab technician from Cresco, Iowa, fell for Donald Trump very early in the 2016 primary season. She loved his “take-no-[sh**]” style, his conservative stances on gun control and ... Read More

PC Culture

The Problem with the Left’s Attempts to Redefine Racism

By Jonah Goldberg

People are making this so complicated. A couple of weeks ago, the New York Times editorial board hired a technology writer, Sarah Jeong. When it was revealed that she had tweeted barbs against white people, conservatives formed a Twitter mob to demand her dismissal. While a few on the right said — or claimed ... Read More

Law & the Courts

Mueller v. Manafort: Is It about Gates — or a Mountain of Documents?

By Andrew C. McCarthy

‘Ladies and gentlemen, the star witness in this case is the documents.” That is the theme prosecutor Greg Andres hammered home in his summation at Paul Manafort’s bank- and tax-fraud trial in an Alexandria, Va., federal court. It is a theme that much of the media coverage has glossed over, though it is ... Read More

Politics & Policy

The Double Standards of Postmodern Justice

By Victor Davis Hanson

The New York Times recently hired as a writer and board member Sarah Jeong. The Times knew that in recent years Jeong had posted a series of unapologetically racist anti-white tweets. She had offered wisdom such as “#CancelWhitePeople” and expressed hatred for males. Yet when the Times discovered less ... Read More

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Colorado Defies the Supreme Court, Renews Persecution of a Christian Baker

The Catholic Church’s Rotherham

Why Are People Giving Peter Strzok Their Money?

My Journey into the Heart of Obama-Trump Country

The Problem with the Left’s Attempts to Redefine Racism

Mueller v. Manafort: Is It about Gates — or a Mountain of Documents?

The Double Standards of Postmodern Justice