A. Barton Hinkle writes about the huge subsidy enjoyed by college sports in Reason.
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Republicans, Don’t Fool Yourselves — Donald Trump Is in Serious Trouble
In response to the emerging evidence that Donald Trump directed and participated in the commission of federal crimes, all too many Republicans are wrongly comforting themselves with political deflection and strained legal argument. The political deflection is clear, though a bit bizarre. The recent wave of news ...
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Did Flynn Lie?
At the outset, let’s get two things straight:
First, there is something deeply disturbing about the Obama administration’s decision to open a counterintelligence investigation on retired lieutenant general Michael Flynn while he was working on the Trump campaign — and, ultimately, about the Justice ...
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Mika Brzezinski Apologizes On-Air for ‘Butt Boy’ Slur: ‘I Am Really, Really Sorry’
Her comments came after she caused an uproar.
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Where Is the Flynn 302?
Better late than never (I hope), my weekend column has posted on the website. It deals with the question whether General Michael Flynn actually lied to the FBI agents — including the now infamous Peter Strzok — when they interviewed him in the White House on his third day on the job as national security ...
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Cohen Adviser Lanny Davis Undercuts Major Steele Dossier Claim
Lanny Davis, Michael Cohen's lawyer-turned-adviser, vigorously denied the allegation that his former client traveled to Prague during the 2016 election to arrange a payment for Russian hackers intervening in the election on then-candidate Trump's behalf.
The allegation that Cohen traveled to Prague is a key ...
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Who’s in Charge Here?
In the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, Donald Trump was asked on many occasions whether he would “accept the results” of the election if he were to lose. Democrats and their media allies demanded that he make a solemn vow to “accept the results.” It was never entirely clear what anybody thought ...
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