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Advice on how to think about the American Revolution
The latest issue of Hillsdale College’s Imprimis features Christopher Flannery’s take on the American Revolution’s significance. How should we think about the American Revolution on the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of…
Grassley warns that Dems are pursuing court packing
Sen. Chuck Grassley writes for the Federalist about Democrats’ dubious plans for packing the US Supreme Court to boost their left-wing policies. With the 2026 midterms approaching and the 2028 presidential election right…
Left-wing strategists with celebrity ties launch new firm
Alana Goodman writes for the Washington Free Beacon about an interesting development on the political left. A cadre of left-wing strategists and Hollywood insiders with experience bringing celebrities and influencers to back…
Democrats play confusion game on ’26 campaign trail
Kamden Mulder writes for National Review Online about Democrats’ efforts to disguise their electoral candidates’ intentions. The fight for election integrity is escaping the voting booth and spilling onto the campaign trail…
Democrats embrace dangerous socialist ideas
Editors at National Review Online critique Democrats’ recent electoral choices. Radical-left populism is no longer just an occasional outbreak among Democrats. It’s officially an epidemic. Tuesday night’s primaries in New…
Raising the Standards
Texas is on the verge of a major education victory. The State Board of Education (SBOE) is expected to vote tomorrow on adopting improved Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) standards for social studies and the…
Judge Accepts Mother’s Claim COVID Made Her Kill Her Infant Daughter
A Miami woman was acquitted after claiming COVID-19 caused her to drown her infant and stab her husband and other daughter.Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Miguel de la O acquitted Precious Bland on reason of insanity last Tuesday,…
The affordability crisis in one page
Affordability is at the top of mind for voters this campaign season, with politicians promising they’ll make stuff cost less What’s lacking in these promises is an explanation of what is driving prices up in the first place…
Wisconsin is missing its Medicaid accountability moment
Executive summary Wisconsin’s Medicaid program is now the largest item in the state budget, accounting for nearly one-third of all state spending. It serves important functions, including coverage for low-income residents.…
Lawmakers agree suspended drivers on Wisconsin roads remain a problem
Solution isn’t simple; ‘I don’t know anybody that can pay $4,000 worth of tickets’ Two state lawmakers with law enforcement careers say that while administrative action to close up one loophole exploited by unlicensed drivers…
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