When American Eagle released its “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans” campaign last year, I found the outrage ridiculous. I like seeing a beautiful woman unapologetically presented as beautiful. I like even more that Sweeney refused to participate in the familiar ritual in which somebody commits an imaginary cultural offense and is then expected to crawl […]
Gubernatorial candidates across the country are racing to stake out positions on AI as the battle over regulating the technology intensifies.They’re watching as sitting...
1994—D.C. Circuit chief judge Abner J. Mikva resigns from the court in order to pursue what for him might be a less political position—White House Counsel...
What does Democratic Party homeless policy look like? Having to fight a legal battle to remove a massive homeless encampment riddled with diseases because the homeless people have a union. Such is the story of the left-wing cesspool of a city that is Berkeley, the cutting edge of progressivism in progressive California. The city has […]
Six years ago this month, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain signed the Abraham Accords on the White House lawn, later followed by Morocco and Sudan. The deal broke the Arab League’s decadeslong policy, in place since 1967, of “no peace, no negotiation, no recognition” with Israel, proving that governments could choose acceptance over […]
The Food and Drug Administration’s approval of an important new drug for patients with advanced pancreatic cancer represents not only a groundbreaking scientific and medical development but also a critical step forward in the Trump administration’s efforts to speed the development of innovative treatment options that can make a meaningful difference in the lives of […]
How do we manage President Donald Trump? He’s our president. A government employee. He works for us. It makes sense to maximize his effectiveness, right? To squeeze every ounce of production out of him — and get the best results possible. That requires management. The trouble is, one of the things that makes Trump, well, […]
A wise political analyst once said that in assessing the state of a political campaign, it’s best to mostly ignore the noise — including polling — and focus instead on the actual behavior of the candidates and campaigns themselves. President Donald Trump isn’t on the ballot this fall, but his party’s governing majorities are in […]
With gasoline at $4.40 a gallon, inflation rising, 30-year mortgage rates above 7%, and the Federal Reserve raising interest rates for the first time in three years, November’s elections are shaping up badly for Republicans. VoteHub, with its respectable methods and data, gives Democrats an 83% likelihood of winning the House and a 52% chance […]
