liberty
Stop playing games with national debt
Editors at National Review Online offer words of caution to the Trump administration’s top treasury official. A heavily indebted debtor is not well-advised to be seen to play games with his creditors, and that was what…
Journal urges mandatory government oversight of science
Wesley Smith writes for National Review Online about the latest bad idea from a leading science journal. Nature — the most prestigious science journal in the world — has editorialized in favor of requiring scientists to…
Numbers suggest wide variations in unemployment fraud
Matt Weidinger explains the significance of recent federal government unemployment data. Federal lawmakers created major temporary unemployment benefit programs during the pandemic, which collectively distributed a record…
Coalition shift points to problems for Democrats
Matthew Continetti explores significant shifts in the Democratic Party’s coalition since Barack Obama roamed the White House. At first glance, it seems as if the same groups that powered Mr. Obama’s rise—young people,…
Assessing higher education reform efforts
Frederick Hess ponders recent efforts to counter left-wing bias in American universities. Conservatives’ trust in higher education has plummeted since 2015, and for good reason. A deluge of canceled speakers, tent…
Praise for the White House’s science strategy
Chris Miller assesses the potential impact of the Trump administration’s approach toward science. The Trump administration has a contentious relationship with America’s scientists, strong-arming universities and appointing…
Documenting key piece of ‘Mohammunist Manifesto’
Milli Sands writes for the American Thinker about a common trait of communism and Islamism. Classical Islamic law treats leaving the faith as a capital offense with no statute of limitations. The doctrine rests on a hadith in…
Secret Service officials suspended during leak probe
Susan Crabtree writes for Real Clear Politics about significant developments within the Secret Service. Three officials within the U.S. Secret Service’s communications office – including the agency’s top spokesman, Anthony…
Dolly didn’t need to be vulgar to succeed
Shawn Fleetwood writes for the Federalist about one of the most impressive aspects of the late Dolly Parton’s success story. It’s not hard to see that as America’s culture has become coarser, so too has its music. Scroll…
Soros-backed fake news outlet called El-Sayed a veteran
Collin Anderson and Alana Goodman of the Washington Free Beacon expose a clear case of media malfeasance. A left-wing dark money network funded by the Democratic megadonor George Soros sent voters in Michigan unsolicited…
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