Great stuff that will make its way into GOP ads in Florida:
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The Special Counsel’s Cohen Sentencing Brief Is Ominous for Trump
Friday evening, the Special Counsel's Office and the Southern District of New York filed three key documents: two sentencing memos for former Trump attorney Michael Cohen and a sentencing memo for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
Most of the online attention has focused on the SDNY’s Cohen memo ...
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A Home Run by Trump
In 2007, the Justice Department was in disarray. Though it was largely exaggerated, a controversy over the firing of some United States attorneys, the intrusion of politics into Justice Department hiring decisions, and White House contacts with Main Justice forced the resignation of an overmatched attorney ...
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Trump Wants Mexico To Send Migrants Home After Clash At Border
The president wants them away from the border.
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Feds Discover Largest Oil, Natural-Gas Reserve in History
The federal government has discovered a massive new reserve of oil and natural gas in Texas and New Mexico that it says has the “largest continuous oil and gas resource potential ever assessed.”
"Christmas came a few weeks early this year," Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke said of the new reserve, ...
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Identifying the Problem
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is Jonah Goldberg’s weekly “news”letter, the G-File. Subscribe here to get the G-File delivered to your inbox on Fridays.
Dear Reader (including all passengers on Spaceship Earth),
So, as often happens, a weasel crawls up your tailpipe (I mean of your car, sicko). It ...
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Theresa May’s Centrist Conspiracy to Undermine Brexit
With every twist of the news cycle, reports from London on the evolution of the Brexit negotiations between Theresa May’s government and the European Union get odder and odder.
Consider, first, the essential choice on Brexit facing the Brits and how it’s being presented to them. Britain voted two years ago ...
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Academic Stabbed to Death for ‘Insulting Mohammed’ During Lecture
An Irish lecturer was stabbed to death by a student outside the Paris university where he taught on Wednesday for allegedly insulting the prophet Mohammed by displaying a drawing of him during class.
John Dowling, 66, was speaking with a student, identified by authorities only as Ali R., following a lecture ...
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The Diversity Mania Forges Ahead
In today's Martin Center article, John Rosenberg looks at the latest advances of the seemingly unstoppable diversity juggernaut. The silly idea that some people are more valuable to a university than others simply because of their ancestry has spread to hiring faculty who supposedly "improve" diversity without ...
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