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Trump’s first year not as active as it might seem
Yuval Levin takes stock of President Donald Trump’s first year back in the White House. I think that a year in, you’re hearing two kinds of stories. So one story says there are a lot of accomplishments: The southern border is…
Top teachers group funneled millions to lefty activists
Andrew Mark Miller writes for FoxNews.com about a disturbing revelation involving a major national teachers union. One of the nation’s most prominent teachers unions funneled millions of dollars in union funds to far-left…
Yes, DEI programs continue to be alive and well in North Carolina
In recent years Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs infiltrated all levels of government as well as schools and universities. Proponents say such programs are necessary to give people of all races and backgrounds…
Even some Dems saw silliness in Biden-era regulation
Bryan Chai writes for the Western Journal about an interesting vote on Capitol Hill. Eleven House Democrats jumped party lines to vote with their Republican counterparts in a bid to overturn regulations pushed during former…
Anti-ICE activists’ real goal is blocking immigration enforcement
Mark Hemingway of the Federalist focuses on the true aim of anti-ICE activists. A simple, but deeply unfair and manipulative, narrative about ICE’s enforcement of immigration law congealed as soon as Trump took office: ICE…
Worried about climate change, Harris buys $8M ‘seaside mansion’
Thomas Catenacci of the Washington Free Beacon highlights an interesting real estate transaction involving the Democrats’ last presidential nominee. Former vice president Kamala Harris and her husband Doug Emhoff purchased an…
National Review labels credit card interest cap a scam
Editors at National Review Online pan a bad idea emerging from the Trump administration. President Trump has returned once again to the well of half-baked populist economic proposals in his quest to tackle affordability. His…
Documenting ‘historic opportunity’ for Iran regime change
Andrew McCarthy of National Review Online assesses current conditions in one of America’s longtime enemy states. Since 1979, the Shiite jihadist regime of Iran has been the most insidious geopolitical challenge for the United…
When rate caps cut off credit
A federal cap on credit card interest rates would reduce access to credit, not make it cheaper, as lenders respond by tightening standards and limiting availability for higher-risk borrowers Lower-income households, rural…
Assessing economy’s potential impact on Trump support
Terry Jones of Issues and Insights writes about the potential political impact of recent economic news. In the latest national online I&I/TIPP Poll, taken from Jan. 6 to Jan. 9 by 1,478 adults, Trump’s overall…
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