A Joyous Christmas Carol on Broadway
Director Matthew Warchus’s Dickens adaptation is as interested in the rewards of being generous as it is in the perils of being a miser.
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Supreme Court to Hear Petition on Trump Financial Records
The Supreme Court announced on Friday that it will hear President Trump's petition to prevent the release of his financial records.
Tlaib’s Confusion, and Ours
Tlaib has, of this writing, yet to post anything on her personal Twitter account offering her condolences to the four people killed in New Jersey since she deleted her tweet.
‘The Unhistoric Impeachment’
We’re hearing more and more references to 'history' now that the articles of impeachment are out of the Judiciary committee.
The Costs of Trivializing Impeachment
In the absence of public objection to the politicization of impeachment, it is apt to become the new normal.
The Lessons American Conservatives Can Learn from the Tories’ Victory
Though there are limits to the parallels that can be drawn between British and American politics, yesterday’s results still yield some insights.
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Judge Shoots Down Los Angeles Law
A federal judge has blocked the City of Los Angeles from enforcing one of its laws. The law requires contractors seeking to do business with the city to disclose their ...
Trump’s Effort to Fight Campus Anti-Semitism Is No War on Free Speech
The Left’s false narrative about hate privileges partisanship over principle.
A Federal Government That’s Not Good at Its Job Can’t Effectively Serve the ‘Common Good’
Well-intentioned though conservatives calling for a more activist government may be, ours has failed miserably with the responsibilities it already has.
Diversity Panic Hits the Democratic Field
Who’s at fault if black voters support white candidates?
The Lessons in Federalism That Prohibition Taught Us
Leave policy-making to the states.