After "former President Barack Obama applauded Harvard University for standing up to the Trump administration" in defense of the school’s First Amendment rights, Reason's Robby Soave charges Obama with "profound hypocrisy."
As Christians across the world celebrated Sunday the resurrection of Jesus Christ, President Trump blasted out his holiday well-wishes in some rather unflattering terms.
The Supreme Court waded even more deeply into President Trump's immigration powers this weekend, ordering an emergency halt of deportations to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act as the justices signaled a striking willingness to referee what the new administration is doing.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) repeatedly declined to label the arson attack on his house a hate crime, saying in a new interview that such a designation would be up to prosecutors to make. ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos pressed the governor about whether the attack was a hate crime, noting even Senate Minority Leader...
After a two-year hiatus, Senate GOP primaries are on the way back. Senate Republicans are bracing for a midterm cycle that could be littered with nasty primary challenges to both incumbents and preferred candidates alike, marking a stark change after party leaders worked hand in glove with President Trump to root them out to help...
John Oliver claims trans athletes in women's sports is a right-wing bogeyman invented to be cruel. But it's actually a far-left obsession that punishes...
The MTA and the federal Transportation Department agreed to a timeline that’ll prevent Judge Lewis Liman from ruling on congestion-pricing before summer.
It was a marvelous scene in the Capitol Rotunda that day, wasn’t it? Marbled walls glimmered in the morning sunlight, titans of industry standing in homage, and President Donald Trump’s vanquished foes sitting behind him, their faces baffled and pained. Over the next two months, Trump and company pressed their advantage mercilessly — and with […]
The Senate passed a budget blueprint by a 51-48 vote Saturday morning, moving it to the House. If the blueprint passes the House, Congress will be able to move forward on President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda. While Republicans broadly agree on policies, such as tax cuts, immigration enforcement, and military spending, they disagree on how […]
One can only imagine what the Google reviews for the White Lotus hotels, the luxurious titular resorts of HBO‘s latest cultural phenomenon, would look like: “Beautiful, spacious villa, friendly staff. Unexpected mass shooting murder spree and cloudy weather. Would recommend.” Despite the litany of murders plaguing this fictional playground for bored millionaires, guests continue to flock […]
To hear White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller tell it, thanks to the Supreme Court’s decision Monday to lift Judge James Boasberg’s temporary restraining order, the Trump administration is free to start sending Venezuelans to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act today. “This was a huge, I mean monumental victory for President […]
For all the national concerns about the future of the Department of Education, the South has already shown that states can turn around struggling schools if they choose to put in the work themselves. Mississippi has become one of the biggest success stories for reading scores in the country. The state had the largest growth […]
There is a point in football games when a team staring defeat in the face gets desperate and starts trying trick plays and throwing Hail Mary passes. It has no option but to resort to long bombs and onside kicks because they might snatch a surprise win, and nothing else has managed to do so […]
