Donald Trump, for a change, is polling consistently below 50% in Iowa. At the same time, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is falling in the polls. This provides us with a good lesson.
WHAT HUNTER BIDEN MADE. The government still has not released the original plea agreement between the Justice Department and Hunter Biden, even though it was the subject of three hours of discussion and debate in open court this week. Fortunately, Politico has published a bootleg copy — cellphone photos of a printout of the document — or otherwise, we would not know the lengths to which the DOJ went to accommodate the president's son.
Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, a GOP presidential primary candidate, appeared on The Bulwark Podcast yesterday to repeat the Left’s viral hoax about Florida’s new history standards for schools.
There are many reasons people every day try to flee their homes. Afghans tried to escape the clutches of the Taliban. The illegal immigrants arriving at the southern border are fleeing countries racked by poverty and crime.
My 12-year-old daughter asked me last weekend to take her to Barbie. I couldn’t do it — even though taking my children to movies and devouring buckets of buttered popcorn is one of my favorite things in life.
The French actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) was the first global celebrity: the first artist to be eclipsed by her image in her own lifetime, and the first to inhabit that image on multiple continents. Bernhardt first became renowned in France as a tragic actress, but then became a celebrity, as notorious for her exotic offstage life as she was admired for her onstage roles. In Britain and America, however, she began as a famous French actress, a figure combining the spectacle of theatrical performance with the spectacle of offstage celebrity.
“I feel like I’m not the main character in my own life story,” Joan, a character played by Annie Murphy in one of the episodes in the new season of Netflix’s Black Mirror, tells her therapist at the beginning of the episode.
One of President Joe Biden’s biggest political headaches, the many illegal activities of his son Hunter Biden, was supposed to pass quietly into obscurity July 26 when a federal judge was expected to rubber-stamp a plea agreement between the Department of Justice and the accused.
