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Sotomayor denies mom’s bid to get son into elite NYC school amid racial discrimination fight

Sonia Sotomayor denied an emergency bid to enroll an Asian American student at Stuyvesant High School as his mother challenges the admissions policy.

Horrific killing of a Canadian grandma exposes Democrats’ euthanasia goal for the rest of us

Canada's assisted-suicide numbers, and shocking stories like Brigitte Stegemann’s, are a warning to America...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 1

2008—The Supreme Court denies the state of Louisiana’s petition for rehearing in Kennedy v. Louisiana, the case...

The Dangers of Misaligned Human Intelligence

Giving control of AI to tech leaders and politicians is more dangerous than letting...

Concussions Aren’t Just a Football Problem

Many race-car drivers — including me — deal with the aftereffects of traumatic brain...

Have Trump’s lawyers violated their professional oaths?

Lawyers have a duty to uphold the rule of law.

7 more states sue over Biden student loan plan

Seven states announced Tuesday they were suing the Education Department over President Biden's SAVE income-driven repayment student loan plan, adding to a previous lawsuit by numerous other states. The lawsuit is spearheaded by Missouri, along with six other states, which argue the SAVE plan is unconstitutional and cost taxpayers $475 billion. “With the stroke of...

One of latest New Jersey aftershocks registered during eclipse

A small aftershock hit New Jersey during Monday’s solar eclipse, according to officials. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), a 1.3 magnitude earthquake hit about 2.5 miles west of Bedminster, N.J., at around 3:42 p.m. At the same time, the solar eclipse was still occurring in the region, about 20 minutes off of...

More than 500 guinea pigs headed to Colorado animal rescue

A Colorado animal rescue is facing its biggest challenge.  

Gaza protesters repeatedly interrupt Senate hearing with Pentagon leaders

Protesters demonstrating against the war in Gaza repeatedly interrupted a Tuesday Senate hearing attended by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair Gen. Charles Brown. The protesters interrupted the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Capitol Hill twice, demanding the U.S. "stop funding Israel" and supporting a "genocide" in Gaza, where Israel...

More in new survey prefer hybrid to remote work

Story at a glance Workers in 2024 say they prefer hybrid work to remote work, reversing a trend seen in the immediate aftermath of the global pandemic, according to a new Morning Consult “State of Workers” survey published on Tuesday. In January 2024, workers for the first time in the last couple years said they...

With or without Biden, Democrats are stuck with Kamala Harris

There is one certainty in 2024’s tumultuous campaign: If Biden goes, Harris stays. 

Raffensperger ‘not mad’ about Larry David ribbing

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) says he’s “not mad” at Larry David after the “Curb Your Enthusiasm” creator poked fun at a Georgia law during the show's final season. At the start of the season, David's character is arrested for handing out a bottle of water to a voter in line, making him...

Trump hush money case delay effort ‘dead loser from the get-go’: CNN legal analyst

Former White House ethics head Norm Eisen criticized a failed effort by former President Trump to delay his New York hush money case. “It was a dead loser from the get-go,” Eisen said Monday on CNN’s “The Situation Room” with host Wolf Blitzer, in a clip highlighted by Mediaite. That same day, an appeals court...

Ken Buck knocks ‘Moscow Marjorie’ Taylor Greene

Former Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) took shots at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) Monday, attacking his former GOP colleague as “Moscow Marjorie.” The jab comes after former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) called Greene a “very serious legislator” following her threat to force a vote to oust Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) over Ukraine aid. Buck disagreed...

How loopholes and opt-outs can tear apart US AI policy

Given how robust these new rules are, it’s all the more troubling that OMB grants agencies such wide latitude to bypass them.

Mexico will elect its first female president — but which one?

The result and the margin of victory will determine Mexico’s economic and political trajectory for the rest of this decade.

Greene lays out list of grievances against Speaker Johnson amid ouster threat

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is heaping a fresh set of criticism on Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) as the House prepares to reconvene on Tuesday, laying out a list of grievances against the Louisiana Republican in explaining her decision to file a motion to oust him. In a five-page letter sent to colleagues on Tuesday,...

Republican Party an ‘unprecedented dumpster fire’: Democratic strategist

A veteran Democratic strategist painted a dark picture for Republicans Monday ahead of November's election, confidently claiming that the GOP’s intraparty conflict makes it an “unprecedented dumpster fire” that could end up helping Democrats. Simon Rosenberg said that between a House GOP in chaos over retiring members, the potential of a new Speaker fight and...

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