liberty
White House correspondents dinner shooting suspect posted loony ideas
Collin Anderson writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the man arrested in the shooting at the White House correspondents dinner. The suspected White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner shooter, Cole Tomas Allen,…
American Bar Association deserves no power over law schools
Sarah Parshall Perry writes for National Review Online about one legal group’s malign influence over the profession. The American Bar Association’s monopoly over the accreditation of U.S. law schools has long been defended as…
Another sign of a political violence ‘epidemic’
Editors at National Review Online react to the latest high-profile incident of politically motivated violence. An armed man charged toward the ballroom where President Trump and high-level members of his administration were…
Yes, more money for teacher pay; but what happened to all that Covid money?
Teacher pay has been much in the news lately. Thousands of North Carolina teachers are supposed to descend on Raleigh next Friday to protest no state budget and lobby for higher salaries and more funding for public…
HUD urges real estate industry to share useful information with homebuyers
Victor Nava writes for the New York Post about a significant change in federal policy that should help prospective homebuyers. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on Friday urged real estate professionals to…
Justice Thomas’ take on America’s 250th birthday
Yuval Levin assesses US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ recent Texas speech honoring America’s milestone birthday. Thomas criticizes the counter-constitutional ideas of some of the original progressives, particularly…
US takes ‘easy road’ in addressing China’s threat
Derek Scissors critiques the American government’s approach to Chinese economic developments. The Wall Street Journal this month caught up with President Trump’s softness on China, only six years late. The President’s…
Trump puts forward ‘historic’ defense budget request
Mackenize Eaglen writes for National Review Online about one of President Donald Trump’s most significant actions. After three decades of guided degradation and two long wars, the U.S. military is in need of a comprehensive…
Justice Department restores firing squads for executions
Robert McGreevy and Jake Gibson write for FoxNews.com about a significant announcement from the US Justice Department. The Department of Justice on Friday directed the Bureau of Prisons to expand death penalty protocols to…
More proof that DEI is not dead
Fred Lucas writes for the Daily Signal about the lingering negative impact of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. Diversity, equity, and inclusion policies may only look dead in corporate America, as high-priced racial…
TRENDING
