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2 Navy aviators eject during landing ‘mishap’ aboard USS Eisenhower, injuring 4 sailors

Two U.S. Navy aviators ejected while landing on USS Dwight D. Eisenhower off the coast of Virginia, and four sailors aboard were also injured in the mishap.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 29

1958—In a joint opinion of all nine justices in Cooper v. Aaron, the Supreme Court...

Not All ‘Classical’ Schools Are Created Equal

The most consequential differences are often the least obvious.

James Talarico’s Unconvincing Christian Progressivism

Supposedly, through happy coincidence, Jesus agrees with the Senate candidate about important planks of...

Government Shouldn’t Be Forcing Christian Ministries to Hire Non-Christians

A legal argument in Washington State is a threat to religious nonprofits nationwide.

The media just can’t stop spreading disinformation about Texas’s abortion laws

When author George Orwell warned that the manipulation of words would lead to political degradation, he had no idea how that would play out in the state of Texas.  The leftist media, specifically, has weaponized language to ignite controversy regarding the state’s abortion laws. Early last week, for example, the pro-abortion movement and their allies […]

Transgender athletes’ championship wins warrant icy response

More transgender athletes are winning championships than ever, and people are unhappy about it. In Oregon and Washington, the response to male athletes who identify as female winning state championships in high school girls outdoor track and field this season was, unsurprisingly, poor. Aayden Gallagher received boos upon winning the 200-meter race at an Oregon state championship last month. […]

Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dave McCormick was energized by 67-county tour

MATAMORAS, Pennsylvania — Combat veteran Dave McCormick, who is challenging incumbent Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) this year, said that during his 67-county bus tour, he has learned a lot about what is important to voters across the state. McCormick said that talking with voters in places where few statewide candidates stop to listen to their […]

Why do Democratic-run states need to keep leeching from taxpayers?

How do major Democratic-run states spend hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars and still need to increase taxes to pay for things as basic as roads and public transit? This is the question raised by the backlash to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s (D-NY) decision to delay congestion pricing in New York City. The plan would have […]

Standardized tests are not enough to fix admissions

Stanford University has announced that it will bring back standardized testing requirements for undergraduate admissions, joining other elite colleges and universities such as Harvard, Yale, and Dartmouth in reverting back to their pre-COVID practices. After numerous universities appeased the demands of terrorist sympathizers and plagiarism scandals rocked academia, the decision to raise standards of admission […]

Can Texas successfully build its own stock exchange?

Can Texas hold its own against New York as a financial center? Backers of the impending Texas Stock Exchange think so, and they’re betting big. BlackRock, Citadel Securities, and individual investors have thus far contributed $120 million to get the planned electronic exchange, with an accompanying physical location in Dallas, up and running. The New […]

People, not computers, produce the real AI threat

Despite the deluge of sensationalist headlines, it is unlikely you will die in an AI robot apocalypse. Death by a thousand e-papercuts, though, is not out of the question. AI is not exactly new. If you define it simply as any heuristic algorithm that does a task normally (or previously) done by humans, AI dates back to […]

France’s Macron will lose his gamble

French elections on Sunday led to a strong right-wing victory for spots in the European Union Parliament. The EU Parliament consists of 720 delegates from 27 nations. The Left, Center, and Green parties are still set to maintain their overall majority, but by a smaller margin. The French vote is seen as an expression of […]

Caitlin Clark’s class amid constant controversy

Whether she’s getting left off of Team USA, being targeted by cheap shots, or being discussed incessantly by sports media gurus, Caitlin Clark has handled every moment with an underappreciated amount of class.  Ever since Angel Reese infamously celebrated in Clark’s face after Louisiana State University defeated the University of Iowa in the 2023 NCAA […]

The abolition of sex has no place in the federal judiciary

President Joe Biden has nominated a radical activist, current Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn, to a powerful federal district court post. Judicial nominations don’t register on people’s list of scintillating topics. But they should. It doesn’t matter what our laws are or who our president is if partisan judges replace laws and executive policies with whatever […]

If you love life, celebrate Israel’s amazing hostage rescue

Israel, it turns out, can’t even rescue innocents without Hamas’ cheerleaders and useful idiots in the West erupting in outrage. The war against Hamas,...

Push to promote transgender ideology is backfiring

PUSH TO PROMOTE TRANSGENDER IDEOLOGY IS BACKFIRING. President Joe Biden has done more to promote transgender ideology than any president, ever. A scroll through the White House archives shows statement after statement, proclamation after proclamation, speech after speech, in which the president praises what he calls the “extraordinary courage and contributions” of transgender people.  Last year, […]

Fix healthcare with more competition

Long before the recent inflation, healthcare in the United States was widely understood as too expensive. Liberals and leftists have generally done most of the grousing about the high cost of healthcare, and their solution has been to increase government control over the sector in ways that consolidate everything. President Barack Obama opted to regulate […]

Paul Krugman is wrong about the national debt

Noted “economist” and political hack Paul Krugman published the article “Why You Shouldn’t Obsess About the National Debt” in the New York Times on Thursday. He argued that “to the extent that debt is a problem, that’s a reflection of political dysfunction, mainly the radicalization of the GOP.” He specifically said “right-wing politics” is a bigger problem than “the size of […]

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