Kaitlyn Kiepert writes for National Review Online about criticism of a leading legacy media outlet over its coverage of Maine’s Democratic US Senate candidate. Lyndsey Fifield is accusing the New York Times of deliberately…
Lisa Fickenscher writes for the New York Post about the city’s mayor trying to sell an unpopular socialist idea. The Mamdani administration is scrambling to ease concerns about its plans to open government-owned supermarkets…
Rikki Schlott writes for the New York Post about a policy shift involving college student loans. Students will no longer be able to take out federal loans to pay for degree programs that fail to provide them a return on…
Brianna Lyman writes for the Federalist about President Donald Trump’s July 4 message to Americans. President Donald Trump delivered a historic speech commemorating America’s 250th birthday at Mount Rushmore on Friday, giving…
Aaron Sibarium writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a disturbing new federal government audit. An Inspector General audit of the Minority Business Development Agency’s flagship program found that 96 percent of the…
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about Democrats’ rush to distance themselves from Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner. So now after Independence Day, just in time for final calls to be made by Democratic…
David Manney writes for PJMedia.com about an inconvenient truth for wind and solar energy advocates. A family paying the electric bill doesn’t care how noble a subsidy sounds in Washington. They care whether the lights stay…
Nathanael Blake writes for the Federalist about the left’s costly antagonism toward the wealthy. The billionaires are not the problem, and neither is the trillionaire — but Democrats disagree. There are incessant…
Eliana Johnson writes for the Washington Free Beacon about interesting poll results. Anti-Israel radicals are ascendant in the Democratic Party, but Republican primary voters remain deeply supportive of the Jewish state, a…
Editors at National Review Online highlight one of the silliest aspects of life in Europe. Europe’s perennial climate panic has led to countless acts of economic and geopolitical self-harm, but for outright stupidity and…
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