Opinion

The House Oversight Committee, in a Monday letter, asked President Joe Biden why he hasn’t filled several inspector general positions. Lawmakers noted alarming vacancies for these watchdog positions in the State Department and Treasury Department, which haven’t had an inspector general for over 1,000 days, and the Agency for International Development, which has gone more than 850 days without one.

For the first time in history, society is seeing an overwhelming movement to normalize self-exploitation.

'Knowing who you are gives you sovereignty over yourself.'

As the Supreme Court prepares to release its decisions on affirmative action later this summer — likely ruling that the 14th Amendment and Civil Rights Act bar “the use of racial preferences by public colleges and universities” — a new poll from the Pew Research Center sheds light on Americans’ views on the subject.

There is a real chance the Clean Slate Act will pass the New York state legislature this week and be signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul in the near future.

On June 17, the Franklin Institute, a major science museum in Philadelphia, will host “Family Pride Day.”

Ukraine's much-anticipated counter-offensive is underway. Thus far, Russian forces are holding their own in most locations. Ukrainian forces have suffered casualties, losing at least one German Leopard 2 tank. The offensive seems to center on a push south along the Dnieper River deeper into the Zaporizhzhia Oblast, and other pushes ranging east on the Donetsk Oblast front line.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) has an anti-gay reputation in Democratic circles, but it is undeserved. DeSantis’s war on woke has included a series of bold moves such as solidifying parental rights in education and banning innocent children from attending drag shows. These sound like commonsense laws to most, but a key section of the American population fails to understand that.