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How the modern plea bargain undercuts the constitutional right to a jury trial 

If the 250th anniversary of American independence invites reflection on our foundational values, this issue deserves a place near the center.

Fauci’s newly released COVID diaries reveal bizarre fixation on fame as pandemic deaths mounted

Anthony Fauci's private diary entries reveal he called himself the most famous person in the country while documenting rising COVID-19 death tolls.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 26

1983—Barely four months after reiterating that abrogation of the state’s common-law sovereign immunity is a matter for the legislature, not for the courts, the...

Who Does Mamdani Think He Is?

The five boroughs just aren’t big enough for the mayor of New York City.

Introducing the Trump Administration Babies

Pronatalism is not necessarily pro-family, but it can be a start.

The EU’s Stealth Censorship Playbook

Controlling which media outlets go to the top of your social media feed is a brilliant way to silence views the government doesn’t like....

Live updates: Maine’s Jackson clinches matchup with Collins as midterms approach; Cyclospora tests Trump admin

The November midterm elections are shaping up to be a tense and tight battle for control of Congress after Maine Democrats chose their nominee to face off against vulnerable incumbent Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine). Former state Senate President Troy Jackson on Saturday formally clinched the Democratic nod to take on Collins, giving the party just 100 days to quickly turn...

Trump intensifies push for GOP senators to end filibuster ‘before it is too late’

President Trump late Saturday night once again urged Republican senators to "terminate the filibuster" in an effort to pass his oft-championed voting bill and other legislation "before it's too late." "The all Republican Senators! Terminate the Filibuster, which the Dumocrats will do as soon as they get the chance, and PASS THE SAVE AMERICA ACT,...

Trump’s threats to bomb Iran ‘back to the Stone Ages’ will backfire

U.S. policymakers would do well to ask whether upping the ante with bombs is likely to end this conflict, or deepen it by dragging in other countries in the Middle East and dragging down the global economy. 

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