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Supreme Court must go to bat for baseball great Roberto Clemente — and defend our property rights

Puerto Rico's government filched the baseball great's name and image — but the Constitution has something to say about that.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 6

1993—In a harbinger of nominations to come, President Clinton’s first batch of nominees to...

Are We Tired Yet of Tariffs by Decree?

This is not how republican governance is supposed to proceed.

The DNC Discovers the Perils of ‘Election Reform’

The party should take a stand against ranked-choice voting.

Cambridge Has Itself to Blame for the Jason Arday Debacle

The institution was willing to look the other way when it came to the...

Trump’s AG pick survives — for now — as Republicans question if White House deal will hold

Todd Blanche's committee vote hinged on a deal with Thom Tillis and John Cornyn, but Senate Republicans remain divided on his path to confirmation.

Bomb-thrower Dem makes shocking promise to kick Schumer to curb during Senate debate

Seth Moulton vowed not to support Chuck Schumer as Senate leader, intensifying a Democratic Party clash between younger candidates and establishment.

DOJ charges 19 defendants in alleged $4M Philadelphia Medicare and Medicaid fraud

The Department of Justice expanded its Northeast Health Care Fraud Strike Force to Philadelphia, charging 19 defendants in alleged Medicare and Medicaid schemes.

Left’s latest socialist darling dragged over ‘whiteness’ comments pulling in her own family: ‘Weirdo racism’

Francesca Hong's past remarks about race and whiteness resurface as the Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate campaigns with Ilhan Omar and Hasan Piker.

Top media outlets fail to disclose who is bankrolling their AI reporters

Major outlets like Time and The Verge aren't disclosing that their AI reporters are funded by a nonprofit backed by an Anthropic investor.

Trade vessel struck by projectile in Strait of Hormuz amid US-Iran talks

A trade vessel reported being struck by an unknown projectile near Oman's coast as Trump claims a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is imminent.

Bad bosses on Capitol Hill could face reckoning under new anonymous staffer review platform

Capitol CNCT lets verified congressional staffers anonymously rate and review their offices, revealing early rankings of the best and worst bosses.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 4

1973—On vacation in Yakima, Washington, Justice William O. Douglas issues an opinion (in Holtzman v. Schlesinger) in support of his single-justice order the previous day that purported to bar...

Strengthen the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program — Don’t Tear It Down

We shouldn’t dismantle a system that has served patients well for decades.

Spain and Europe’s Crisis of Meaning

The Ceuta crisis leaves in its wake a series of follow-on crises that illuminate strategic challenges for Spain, Europe, and America alike. 

Michigan Goes to the Polls — and Possibly Off the Deep End

El-Sayed offers a monomaniacal focus on socialist sloganeering and anti-Zionist rhetoric. Naturally, he could win the Democratic Senate primary.

Judge blocks New York’s anti-ICE mask law but preserves law barring cooperation on ICE arrests

A federal judge has blocked New York's new law barring ICE officers from wearing masks while on duty in the state, but allowed another law that blocks localities from signing cooperation agreements with the deportation agency.

WATCH: GOP senator unloads on ‘creature of Washington’ challenger in critical Senate showdown

Jon Husted says Sherrod Brown's 32 years in Washington produced nothing but higher energy prices and liberal votes out of step with Ohio voters.

Historian blasts Smithsonian’s activism shift after first visit in over a decade: ‘Completely different place’

Dr. Jody Edward Ginn says the Smithsonian National Museum of American History abandoned education for activism after visiting for the first time since 2012.

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