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Polling challenges media narrative on Iran
Nick Arama writes for RedState.com about new polling that pushes back against a popular legacy media narrative. Democrats and liberal media have been all in trying to disparage Operation Epic Fury against Iran. If you…
First-grader teaches valuable First Amendment lesson
Jonathan Turley writes for The Hill about an unlikely spokesperson for constitutional free-speech protections. In March 2021, California principal Jesus Becerra was confronted by a clear and present threat to his school.…
DeMint urges GOP to stop being the ‘do-nothing’ party
Jim DeMint offers advice in a Federalist column for his former colleagues and successors in Congress. I left my foxholes in the House and Senate almost 15 years ago. And, while continuing to work in D.C. supporting…
NYT reporting on synagogue attack prompts bipartisan backlash
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about dubious legacy media reporting. The New York Times is drawing bipartisan condemnation for its coverage of an attack on a synagogue in Michigan that critics faulted for…
Trump finally considers hardball against Chinese leader
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online assesses the president’s approach toward communist China. A recurring complaint of this newsletter, and elsewhere, is that Donald Trump, the man who once said on the campaign trail, “We…
Ice core evidence pours cold water on global warming alarmism
Chris Morrison writes for the Daily Sceptic about a significant new scientific discovery. Lies, disinformation and fictional accounting are the order of the day as a desperate hard-Left UK government, aided by its pet Climate…
Uber co-founder latest billionaire to drive out of California
Nina Joudeh writes for the New York Post about another successful Californian who has fled the state. Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick says he has traded California for Texas, joining a growing list of billionaires abandoning…
Bill aims to have kids read whole books again
Rachelle Peterson writes for the Federalist about a piece of legislation that would boost student learning. Kids hardly read anymore, for pleasure or for school, so it’s no wonder reading scores continue to drop. The NAEP…
Dissecting NYC’s dubious congestion pricing scheme
Jon Levine writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a bad idea in the nation’s largest city. New York City’s controversial congestion pricing program, which charges drivers a toll to enter midtown and lower Manhattan,…
Exploring Iran’s leverage in ongoing war
Editors at National Review Online assess a major challenge in America’s war with Iran. “You start something,” Napoleon said, “then see what happens.” Our improvisational commander in chief is often inclined the same way, as…
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