Senate Dem Suggests Michigan Shooting Can Bring Lawmakers ‘Back to the Table’ on Gun Control
Chris Murphy claimed that Republicans tend to have ‘epiphanies’ on gun control after mass school shootings.
Politics & Policy
Former GOP Senator Bob Dole Dies at 98
The former Republican presidential candidate was 98 and had been battling advanced-stage lung cancer.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—December 5
1984—No legal text can ever be clear enough to avoid being subverted by a liberal judicial activist. Consider future-Eleventh Circuit judge Rosemary Barkett’s ruling for a Florida appellate court in ...
Republicans in Congress Should Update the Electoral Count Act Before It’s Too Late
Amending such an essential democratic safeguard is in the country’s best interest.
Congress Should Stand against Uyghur Slavery
Unfortunately, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, and Biden officials keep erecting roadblocks Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.
The Empty, Depressing Excellence of Pete Buttigieg
Buttigieg’s conception of virtue is personal success that can be quantified, graphed, and outlined in a PowerPoint presentation.
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Rittenhouse Trial Judge Bans MSNBC, Court Investigating Man Caught Following Jury Bus
The judge in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse banned MSNBC staff from the Kenosha courthouse following a report that they followed the jurors.
Democrats’ Legitimacy Gambit
If you make a government institution’s legitimacy contingent on whether it gives you what you want, you should expect your opponents to respond in kind.
‘I hardly recognize my profession’
Dr. Sally Satel barely recognizes her profession.
Breyer’s Botched Argument
To claim that it’s very important to not overturn a precedent if there is political pressure to do so is foolish on its face.
Half of State School-Board Groups Downgrade Relationship with National Org over ‘Domestic Terrorism’ Letter
Twenty-seven groups have openly dissented from the letter calling for the White House to investigate protesting parents as potential domestic terrorists.