For more than three decades, Jerry Nadler has represented Manhattan’s West Side in Congress. Seventeen terms. When he announced his retirement, he didn’t step aside and let voters decide who should come next. He chose for them. He endorsed his former aide and protégé, Micah Lasher, and then told the New York Times he didn’t […]
As a lifelong Philadelphia 76ers fan, I had mixed emotions when the team signed NBA superstar LeBron James as a free agent over the summer. On one hand, he is an immense NBA talent and megastar, and this kind of thing doesn’t happen to the Sixers franchise, ever. And even though he is in the […]
If the Republicans really are afraid of losing control of Congress, if they truly believe their backs are to the wall, there’s nothing for them to lose by going hard at the Democrats starting now until Election Day. The overwhelming amount of available polling data shows most critical races are even or headed in the […]
On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to hear former National Labor Relations Board member Gwynne Wilcox’s challenge to her firing. The justices gave no reasons, so the denial settles nothing on the merits. The outcome still matches what I learned running a business and coaching children. They call it the executive branch for a reason, […]
When Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman Hossein Mohebbi pointed to seven vital undersea cables beneath the Strait of Hormuz on Monday and warned of impending “new targets and new weapons,” Tehran issued a calculated ultimatum. This provocative display confirmed a deliberate asymmetric threat: treat Western communication lines as legitimate targets if Iranian military or energy […]
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered the warning at the first Turning Point USA conference following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Kennedy knows about government censorship firsthand. During the Biden years, he became one of the most prominent Americans targeted by the federal government’s campaign to pressure technology companies over disfavored […]
ORR officials say the former Acacia Center contract lacked accountability, with redacted invoices totaling over $20 million monthly for legal services.
1987—Culminating an unprecedented campaign of lies, distortions, and vilification, the Senate rejects, by a vote of 58 to 42, President Reagan’s nomination of Judge...
