liberty
NY court blocks plan to indoctrinate children
Breccan Thies writes for the Federalist about a significant ruling from New York’s highest state court. Four years ago, a group of race-grifter activists in New York City tried to sue their way into government-enforced racial…
Reaction to White House renovation way too over the top
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon responds to people with strong negative reactions toward President Donald Trump’s White House renovation project. President Donald Trump tore down the East Wing of the White House…
Professors’ group promotes attack on viewpoint diversity
Editors at National Review Online assess a questionable article promoted by a group of top academics. Academics have long tried to have it both ways in claiming to support diversity and robust debate while excluding views…
Dissecting the details of protest fashion
Richard Fernandez writes for PJMedia.com about key elements of protesters’ outfits. What do people wear to protests? The “No Kings” protests of Oct. 18, 2025, predominantly featured white people aged from 55 to 70+. About 70%…
Mamdani displays skewed view of 9/11’s impact
Jack Montgomery writes for the National Pulse about the latest disturbing comments from New York City’s leading mayoral candidate. Zohran Mamdani, the far-left, anti-white Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, addressed…
School attendance patterns still troubling in post-COVID times
Sam Hollon, Nat Malkus, Sarah Winchell Lenhoff, and Jeremy Singer examine recent school attendance data for the American Enterprise Institute. The researchers find troubling results linger in the nation years after the COVID…
Assessing impact of world’s ‘stagnant order’
Michael Beckley writes for Foreign Affairs about a major factor driving today’s geopolitics. For the first time in centuries, no country is rising fast enough to overturn the global balance. The demographic booms, industrial…
House member with dementia plans re-election bid
Victor Nava writes for the New York Post about one member of Congress who clearly needs to retire. Eleanor Holmes Norton, a non-voting delegate representing the District of Columbia, has the “early stages of dementia,”…
Hanson explores king-like presidential action in recent history
So-called King, Donald Trump, ran in two contested Republican primaries. He ran three times in a general election. He was elected twice, and his party recently won a Republican Congress. In contrast, in 2020, Joe Biden did…
Amazon could replace 500K jobs with robots
Taylor Herzlich writes for the New York Post about a major initiative from Amazon that would affect the American economy. Amazon is planning to replace more than half a million jobs in the US with robots, according to a new…
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