A historic preservation group that sued to block construction of President Donald Trump's White House ballroom urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday to suspend the project while it considers whether the work can continue.
Republicans in Congress are eyeing cuts to Medicaid, the entitlement that provides health coverage to roughly 1 in 5 people. Requiring beneficiaries to work, volunteer, or attend school as a condition of receiving coverage and block-granting federal Medicaid funds to the states are under consideration. But with complete control of Congress and the White House, Republicans […]
President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for labor secretary, Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R-OR), would easily be the least conservative labor secretary in a Republican administration in a generation. She has what can only be described as dangerous positions on a number of key issues, most importantly the end of the secret ballot in union organizing elections and […]
Teachers have been faced with two choices: educating students with challenging material and frequent grading or engaging them with fun projects and participation grades.
Kathy Hochul has undergone a political transformation as she once fought against high tolls for drivers, as governor, she's the driving force behind regressive...
The athletes banding together to stop this unjust madness deserve admiration; they're sacrificing their seasons and risking lefties' fury to save the sports they...
With the IDF striking Thursday against terrorists moving to launch another attack, the wheels are already coming off the supposed Israel-Hezbollah cease-fire.
WHAT’S UP WITH KAMALA HARRIS? When Al Gore lost the presidential race in 2000, he grew a beard, disappeared for a while, and got weirder than ever. After John McCain lost in 2008, he often said he slept like a baby — “sleep for two hours, wake up and cry, sleep for two hours, wake up […]
Are we ready to admit that the lockdowns were an overreaction? That the indignities, absurdities, and enormities we suffered in 2020 were largely pointless? Or is it still too painful? The nomination of Dr. Jay Bhattacharya to lead the National Institutes of Health does not, of itself, represent a sea change. President-elect Donald Trump likes […]
“Is the truth always justice?” inquires a taciturn Nicholas Hoult in Clint Eastwood’s latest film, Juror #2. This prescient question lies at the heart of Eastwood’s new work, a courtroom drama and character study that is his best in over a decade, pondering a deep moral dilemma of Dostoyevskian proportions. Hoult plays Justin Kemp, a recovering […]
Tradwives, “stay-at-home-girlfriends,” and even bargain barrel feminists who bray on about the burden of “emotional labor.” These groups of young women each reject employment as antithetical to the feminine disposition, though for starkly different reasons. Here’s why they’re all wrong. They all forget that women have always worked for pay. Neither capitalism nor feminism are […]
In the lead-up to this year’s presidential election, the country was subjected to a leftist narrative detailing what a new Trump administration would look like. In this telling, a second term would be cataclysmic and irrevocably damage the nation’s very foundations. Specifically, “marginalized” groups would feel the weight of oppression and limitation of freedoms. President-elect […]
