liberty
Some Democrats view fraud as feature, not bug, of government
Editors at Issues and Insights assess a disturbing response to recent revelations about government fraud in Minnesota. One of the unanswered questions raised by Minnesota’s massive welfare scandal is how it could have gone on…
Jimmy Lai case real-life example of democracy ‘dying in darkness’
Shawn Fleetwood writes for the Federalist about disturbing developments in Hong Kong. America’s propaganda media wouldn’t know what a real “attack” on press freedom would look like if it hit them in the face. But the same…
National outlet calls out Cooper for avoiding crime issue
Andrew Kerr of the Washington Free Beacon pans a recent response to questions from North Carolina’s leading Democratic candidate for US Senate. As crime emerges at a flashpoint in the race for North Carolina’s vacant Senate…
Harris wants to be seen as 2028 contender
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review probes the latest actions from Democrats’ last presidential candidate. In what counts, relatively speaking, as joyful news, Kamala Harris apparently is itching to get back into the big…
Australia’s poor response to Bondi Beach massacre
Editors at National Review Online pan the Australian government’s approach toward antisemitism. This weekend brought another stark reminder of the dangerous rise of global antisemitism when two Muslim terrorists opened fire…
Voters ‘barely’ trust SCOTUS to do what’s best for US
Terry Jones of Issues and Insights dissects new polling data involving the nation’s highest court. Americans mostly trust the nation’s highest court to do what’s best, presumably by scrupulously following the laws enshrined…
Fears of racist label helped hide Minnesota fraud scandal
Andrew Mark Miller writes for FoxNews.com about an interesting aspect of the recently exposed Minnesota fraud scandal. In the aftermath of the massive Feeding Our Future scandal and broader allegations of systemic fraud in…
Illinois governor signs bill supporting state-sanctioned suicide
Breccan Thies writes for the Federalist about the latest bad policy in a deep-blue Midwestern state. Gov. J.B. Pritzker, D-Ill., signed into law Friday a bill that would allow doctors in Illinois to prescribe the deaths of…
Congressional Republicans face health care opportunity
Editors at National Review Online offer advice to congressional Republicans about one of Americans’ top issues. As Congress enters its final scheduled week of business of the year, it has failed to pass legislation on health…
NYC’s socialist mayor learns from a bodega
Tim Chapman writes for National Review Online about an interesting development in the nation’s largest city. New York City’s socialist Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani walked into a Queens bodega recently and stumbled his way into…
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