When French President Emmanuel Macron called for the snap elections, people thought he was crazy. The far-right party National Rally emerged ahead of Macron’s party in the first round of voting that occurred on June 30. Now, ahead of the July 7 runoff elections, many in France are concerned about the future of the parliament. […]
A middle school in Wayne, New Jersey, has apologized for a quiz question that called ISIS a terrorist group after backlash from terrorist-sympathizing organizations, showing how pro-terrorism rhetoric is continuing to infect academia. The question that caused controversy said, “It is a terrorist organization that commits acts of violence, destroys cultural artifacts, and encourages loss […]
First lady Jill Biden’s appearance on the cover of Monday’s Vogue magazine would be darkly humorous if it weren’t so disturbing and condescending. It was just last Thursday night that her husband, President Joe Biden, gave a frightening performance at the presidential debate against former President Donald Trump. Joe constantly mumbled and coughed, looked scared […]
One of the few entities with the power and authority to hold Boeing accountable for its many fatal failures is attempting to give the company an absurdly light slap on the wrist. The Department of Justice is reportedly planning to file criminal fraud charges against Boeing, the world’s most successful airplane manufacturer. The charges stem […]
SCRANTON, PA — Hometown son, Sen. Bob Casey Jr. (D-PA), arrived early Monday morning with Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti for a meet and greet after a roundtable discussion on women’s rights in nearby Luzerne County. Casey, the incumbent senator who won three statewide races beginning in 1996 before winning and holding his seat for three […]
The private and public calls by Democratic politicians and liberal media pundits for President Joe Biden to drop out of the race lead to an obvious question: If Biden should drop out of the race, why should he not also resign from the presidency? Along with the private panicking by Democratic politicians and operatives who […]
The Chevron doctrine was an idea invented by the Supreme Court 40 years ago that, whatever the reasoning and intention, effectively gave executive agencies the power to make law. The Supreme Court in Loper Bright v. Raimondo last week struck down the Chevron doctrine. What this means for our republic is now up to Congress. […]
The Supreme Court’s decision in City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson will save lives by allowing local governments and law enforcement agencies to determine how best to respond to homelessness in their own communities. In many cases, that will mean intervening in homeless encampments that are dangerous both to the people living in them […]
When is a judge “brilliant” and “impeccably fair,” and when is a judge a “wacko,” “prima donna,” “right-wing hack”? When is questioning a judge’s decision a threat “to our entire system of government,” and when is it an acceptable effort to “uphold the Constitution”? If you are a Democrat, the answer is easy: judges appointed by Democrats to hear charges against Republicans are […]
