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Justice Thomas reveals this elite institution is ‘off limits’ to him: ‘That’s the world we’re in’

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas claims Stanford Law School is 'off limits' for conservatives, but a spokesperson says they'd be honored to host him.

We should all join ex-teacher Darius Williams in crying at the failures of America’s schools

The disaster isn't only in inner-city schools; it’s everywhere — and the damning results...

Kalshi’s bets on politics now come with a side of lawsuits

The prediction market platform Kalshi stormed onto the political scene in 2024, when it went toe-to-toe with the Biden administration and won the right to offer contracts on the outcome of elections.

Felons, a fashion model and a failed candidate parade: Florida’s wildest GOP primary yet

The race to replace Rep. Byron Donalds in Florida's 19th Congressional District is getting wild, with 10 Republicans vying for the GOP nomination.

Lifelong Patients and Six-Figure Procedures: How Gender Transitions for Minors Became a Lucrative Business

The lifetime cost of care can total $170,000 if the patient undergoes multiple surgical procedures.

On a Possible Mangione Federal Guilty Plea

A federal guilty plea would probably doom Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s separate state murder prosecution.

Trump asks Supreme Court to approve his White House ballroom project

President Trump went to the Supreme Court Friday to ask permission to keep building his grand plans for a ballroom at the White House, telling the justices the project is "vitally required by national security."

Sen. Elizabeth Warren says ‘political corruption’ led to massive cyclospora outbreak

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is demanding answers from Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about what she calls "political corruption" and its role in the Trump administration's response to the biggest cyclospora outbreak on record in U.S. history.

New York City’s lone Republican in Congress accuses Mamdani, Schumer of ‘hypocrisy’ in voter ID fight

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y. argues Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats block the SAVE Act while claiming to support voter ID in their districts.

Cuban ties put powerful US union under microscope over alleged communist influence push

Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chair Bill Cassidy demands answers from IAM over alleged Cuban regime influence scheme.

WWII Memorial vandalism suspect now in custody, to be charged with two felonies, Pirro announces

Melissa L. Farris is in federal custody, facing two felony charges and up to 10 years in prison for allegedly vandalizing the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.

El-Sayed in the hot seat after ‘sickening’ animal control record goes viral on social media

Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate bid faces scrutiny over thousands of euthanized animals at Detroit Animal Control during his tenure as the city's health director.

There’s a Bill Clinton–AOC Egg Connection

Monica Lewinsky and C. J. Cregg from The West Wing add to this week in politics and women’s reproductive systems.

Thirty Years’ Warning

It is not a good sign that the yields on 30-year treasuries continue to rise.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 14

2023—Montana district-court judge Kathy Seeley rules (in Held v. Montana) that sixteen Montana children have standing to challenge the constitutionality of Montana’s state energy system, and, further, that a state law...

Elite Universities Reward Disgraced Leaders with Million-Dollar Soft Landings

Administrators who violate laws, policies, and basic standards of conduct are getting huge payouts instead of pink slips.

The Great Divergence: Why America Keeps Pulling Away from Europe

Our comparative prosperity flows from allowing creative destruction.

Public Schools Shouldn’t Be Fiefdoms of Government Speech

A new Nebraska lawsuit seeks to free students and parents from government indoctrination in classrooms.

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