Americans are divided more than ever. We have been for quite some time. Do we have the right to bear arms? Do women have the right to an abortion? Is illegal immigration a deportable crime? Should masks still be required in lesbian bars in 2026? Americans can’t agree on anything. Some aren’t even sure if […]
At the Venice Film Festival, the Gaza documentary NAZA received a roughly 25-minute standing ovation and won the Special Jury Prize. Even its title announces the film’s frame. NAZA is a Hebrew military acronym meaning “collateral damage.” The film was directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. Before most of the public had […]
Closing time comes to every bar, and nobody acts surprised when the lights come up. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court let the Trump administration resume deporting people with final removal orders to countries other than their own while the justices hear the case in December. Predictably, the three left-leaning justices dissented. My view is simple. […]
I do not literally mean that every hot take I’ve seen about the recently revived 2024 Cornell rape allegation is terrible. Zachary Faria is correct that Democrats are accepting the accuser’s newly filed lawsuit far too credulously, without vetting Jane Doe’s claims, which would be galling if true. Defense attorney Andrew Fleischman is also right […]
Ju Biung-ghi, chairman of the Korea Fair Trade Commission, flew to New York recently for Fordham’s annual conference on international antitrust law and policy. Per Korean press reports, the purpose of the visit was to explain his government’s position as to how it treats American companies and to defuse a growing dispute with Washington. He […]
Democratic lawmakers want Congress to extend Medicare Part D’s premium stabilization program, which was created to shield seniors from sharp premium increases as the prescription drug benefit underwent major changes. Congress should let the program expire as planned after 2026. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says Part D insurers now have sufficient experience […]
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that will determine whether criminal noncitizens held in detention while awaiting deportation are entitled to bond hearings after lengthy periods behind bars.
Canada's assisted-suicide numbers, and shocking stories like Brigitte Stegemann’s, are a warning to America of where the euthanasia movement is headed.
2008—The Supreme Court denies the state of Louisiana’s petition for rehearing in Kennedy v. Louisiana, the case in which the Court held, by a 5-4 vote, that...
