I hear that the administration is requesting $51.8 billion in supplemental spending to pay for Katrina recovery. Fifty billion will go to FEMA.
Recommended
The Fall of Saint Anthony Fauci
On the unforced errors of America’s most political doctor.
Rebekah Jones, the COVID Whistleblower Who Wasn’t
The former dashboard manager alleges a vast data conspiracy in Florida; not a word of it is true.
Calm Down, Everyone: The ‘UFOs’ Aren’t Aliens
The videos disclosed so far all have obvious potential terrestrial explanations.
The Mask Is an Outward Sign of Inward Things
This isn’t a medical question anymore; it’s a question of cultural allegiance.
Maggie Haberman Is Right
Donald Trump really does believe that he, along with two former GOP senators, will be ‘reinstated’ to office this summer.
The Democrats Have a Kamala Harris Problem
It seems indisputable that the Democratic Party has a real interest in Harris being more popular than she is.
The Latest
How Deregulation Could Make Supersonic Air Travel Great Again
Recent government streamlining could help bring the first major innovations to air travel in decades.
Western Wonders in Oklahoma’s Gilcrease Museum
Artifacts from 15,000 B.C., a magnificent Eakins portrait, Remington cowboys, contemporary Native American sculpture and weaving. . . . This collection rivals the Smithsonian’s.
What the Capitol Riot Prosecutions Tell Us
The rioters will be punished appropriately, but not punished as if they were terrorists who were trying to overthrow the United States government.
With Turkey, Biden Must Pursue Mutual Interests through Strength
To do otherwise in his meeting with Erdogan would send a message of weakness — and not just to Turkey.
‘Tear Down This Wall’: The Power of Reagan’s 1987 Speech Endures
Ronald Reagan’s message of Western resolve in the face of Soviet communism is applicable to today’s threat from China.
The Public-Union Stranglehold on California Politics Is Weakening
Their dominance is far from over, and there is still work to do. But a brighter future is now visible.