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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 19

1994—D.C. Circuit chief judge Abner J. Mikva resigns from the court in order to pursue what...

Where Is Congress on the Kennedy Center Fight?

Trump is pressuring the courts in his renaming campaign, but this is yet another...

What Are Schools of Education Teaching Teachers?

Hint: It has little to do with imparting knowledge to students.

Homeless unions for rat urine diseased encampments

What does Democratic Party homeless policy look like? Having to fight a legal battle to remove a massive homeless encampment riddled with diseases because the homeless people have a union. Such is the story of the left-wing cesspool of a city that is Berkeley, the cutting edge of progressivism in progressive California. The city has […]

Reporter’s Notebook: Trump’s State of the Union becomes political boxing match as Democrats boycott

Trump's State of the Union becomes political boxing match with theatrical buildup, congressional outbursts, dramatic showmanship, and orchestrated political theater.

Kingpins fall, prices don’t: How cartels defy the rules of economics

Why killing drug cartel leaders barely affects prices: a look at the surprising economics behind resilient trafficking networks that operate like corporations.

Sen Adam Schiff says he’ll skip the State of the Union for the first time, slamming President Donald Trump

President Donald Trump is scheduled to give the State of the Union address on Tuesday, but Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., announced that he will not attend.

Trump, Schumer find rare common ground on releasing UFO files

President Donald Trump directed Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and the Pentagon to release the government's files on UFOs, UAPs and "all other information" related to the phenomena.

Mike Johnson reveals special guests for Trump’s State of the Union

The family of slain Louisiana Officer Marc Brock will attend President Trump’s State of the Union address as guests of House Speaker Mike Johnson.

Newsom ripped over ‘racist’ viral clip telling Black mayor ‘I’m like you’ before touting poor SAT score

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing heat after telling a Black mayor he is "like you" before describing his poor SAT score and trouble reading speeches.

Democrats name candidates to ‘Red to Blue’ initiative, aiming to flip GOP majority during midterms

The DCCC announced candidates it is backing as part of its “Red to Blue" initiative as they seek to clinch the House majority during the midterm elections.

Family of Iowa grad killed by illegal immigrant to attend Trump’s State of the Union

Sarah Root’s family will attend President Trump’s State of the Union after his administration extradited the illegal immigrant convicted in her 2016 drunk-driving death.

Federal judge blocks release of Jack Smith report’s second volume

The judge's ruling blocks the release of Jack Smith's classified documents report on President Donald Trump's handling of classified materials.

State Dept orders evacuation of non-emergency US personnel from embassy in Beirut

President Donald Trump's administration ordered non-essential personnel to evacuate the US Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon on Monday.

Trump envoy rebukes Greenland leader for rejecting hospital ship proposal

Greenland rejects Trump's offer to send U.S. military hospital ship, sparking heated healthcare debate between officials over Arctic medical needs.

No, Mr. President, the Supreme Court Was Not ‘Swayed by Foreign Interests’

Throwing a tantrum won’t trump the Constitution — make the case to Congress.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—February 23

1993—When is a quota not a quota? The St. Petersburg Times reports that Florida chief justice Rosemary Barkett, a member of the Florida Commission on...

States Should Put Workers First with Private Sector Labor Reforms

It’s no accident that right-to-work states have the highest net domestic population growth.

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