The Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden’s obviously unconstitutional attempt to forgive half a trillion in student loan debt. This should surprise nobody, given that virtually everyone admitted the president does not have the authority to do this. (Here is then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stating as much.)
According to a recent report from the United Nations, the Taliban “maintain links to al-Qaida” and “ties to most regional terrorist entities.” The report names top Taliban leaders, including two provincial governors and the director of intelligence, as al-Qaida affiliates, and estimates that 400 al-Qaida fighters are operating in southern, central, and eastern Afghanistan. The report is further proof that the Taliban are not fulfilling promises that Afghanistan would not play host to terror groups that threaten U.S. security.
Given the soaring federal debt, steep inflation and falling incomes, its no wonder that the president would rather criticize “trickle-down” straw men than defend...
Jeanie Dubnau, a Rutgers assistant prof and longtime housing gadfly, assailed Mayor Eric Adams over the rent hikes just approved by the Rent Guidelines...
The Supreme Court's bombshell judgement on affirmative action in college admissions is set to detonate under this nation’s educational establishment. About time, too.
