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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 19

1994—D.C. Circuit chief judge Abner J. Mikva resigns from the court in order to pursue what...

Where Is Congress on the Kennedy Center Fight?

Trump is pressuring the courts in his renaming campaign, but this is yet another...

What Are Schools of Education Teaching Teachers?

Hint: It has little to do with imparting knowledge to students.

Homeless unions for rat urine diseased encampments

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 […]

Second major solar storm of year hits Earth as sunspot cycle intensifies

Federal forecasters are warning of a severe solar storm through Tuesday that potentially threatens satellites, orbital communications and some infrastructure. The warning follows a volley of solar flares beginning over the weekend. The outburst marks the second of its kind this year after decades of relative calm — part of a cycle of increasing storms that...

Harris plan to nix taxes on tips, raise minimum wage could cost up to $200 billion: Analysis

Vice President Harris’s proposal to nix taxes on tips and raise the federal minimum wage could cost up to $200 billion over a decade, a budget watchdog estimated in an analysis. The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB) estimated Monday that exempting tip income from federal income, as well as increasing the minimum wage,...

Trump to highlight prices, crime at Pennsylvania rally

Former President Trump will focus on rising prices and what his campaign is calling a "crime wave" in this weekend's rally in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. Trump will deliver remarks to a crowd in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on Saturday, where he will lay out how the Biden-Harris administration's "dangerously liberal policies and radical Democrats" have...

Majority of Republicans support Supreme Court reforms in Biden’s proposal: Poll

Most Republicans support the policy proposals in President Biden’s plan to reform the Supreme Court, according to a new USA Today/Ipsos poll. Biden outlined a three-pronged approach to reforming the high court in a speech last month, calling for a binding code of conduct, 18-year term limits for Supreme Court justices, and a Constitutional amendment...

The West is deeply implicated in Putin’s crimes

The West’s greatest sin regarding today’s Russia is to have failed to see Moscow as it truly was and look beyond it, at Russia’s neighbors.

Rare, severe geomagnetic storm hits Earth: Will it impact the grid?

Geomagnetic storm conditions observed over the weekend strengthened Monday morning, creating a "major disturbance in Earth's magnetic field," the Space Weather Prediction Center said.

More voters trust Harris than Trump on economy: Survey

More voters say they trust Vice President Harris to handle the economy than they do former President Trump, according to a poll released Monday by the Financial Times and the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. Harris leads Trump 42 percent to 41 percent in the August poll when respondents were asked which candidate...

The US has renewed draconian North Korea travel ban, yet again

The Biden administration has renewed the travel ban to North Korea for the eighth consecutive year, missing an opportunity to signal diplomatic engagement with North Korea and instead opting for a militarized posturing that exacerbates the risk of nuclear warfare.

Israeli strike on Gaza school threatens ceasefire and hostage talks

An Israeli strike that hit a school in Gaza over the weekend, which killed about 100 people, Palestinian officials say, has endangered upcoming ceasefire and hostage release talks between Israel and Hamas. Israel says it targeted the Al-Tabaeen School in Gaza City on Saturday because Hamas fighters were sheltering there, but the strike has fueled...

Red Sox player apologizes for homophobic slur toward heckler

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran issued an apology for using a homophobic slur when responding to a heckling fan during the team's 10-2 loss to the Houston Astros on Sunday. The exchange with the fan was captured on the New England Sports Network's (NESN) live broadcast of the game when Duran, who was 0...

Harris campaign touts border record in new ad

Vice President Harris’s campaign is touting her record on immigration policy in an ad arguing she will be tough on the hot-button issue of the southern border. The 30-second ad, titled "Tougher," highlights the vice president’s work as a prosecutor in California before she became a senator. “Kamala Harris has spent decades fighting violent crime....

George Conway: Trump post on Harris crowd size ‘delusional’

Conservative attorney George Conway lambasted former President Trump as a "deeply psychologically disturbed individual" Monday, after he accused Vice President Harris's campaign of using artificial intelligence to fabricate the large crowds at her rallies. "As I’ve been yammering about for five or six years now, he’s a deeply unwell man. He is a deeply psychologically...

US guided missile submarine ordered to Middle East amid rising tensions

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered a guided missile submarine to the Middle East and told the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft strike group to accelerate its travel to the region amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran, the Defense Department announced Sunday. The decision comes as the United States and allies fear an escalation in the...

How China and North Korea could reunite as comrades in war

Washington has to prepare for a multitheater war in East Asia as China and North Korea, plus friend Russia, join together as comrades in battle.  

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