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Best of the Babylon Bee: Philly sports fan acts like a Philly sports fan

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 10

2020—In New York v. Trump, a three-judge district court enjoins the Secretary of Commerce from complying with a presidential directive to include in census...

Biden White House Commuted Death-Row Inmates’ Sentences Without First Hearing from Victims, Emails Show

When victims were eventually consulted after the decisions had been made, many of them objected to the granting of clemency.

Senate Rules Need Not Delay Executive Branch Subordinates

John Thune’s proposed rule change is mostly about ending a pointless charade.

What I Saw at NatCon

The overwhelming sense was of a movement catching its breath.

Both Parties Need to Get Serious About the Population Crisis

We should take no pleasure in the left’s misfortune when the population crisis will have consequences for us all.

Memo to legacy media: Race absolutely is relevant in the Iryna Zarutska murder

In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and experts, these in-depth pieces go beyond the headlines to give readers the full picture. You can find our full list of In Focus pieces here. It is as horrific as anything you’ll ever see happen to […]

Why France is in big economic trouble

France, like the United States, faces a mounting debt crisis. Public debt outstanding is now around 114% of France’s GDP.  In the United States the ratio is about 100%. Curiously, sovereign borrowing costs for France are substantially lower than interest payments for the U.S. France is a member of the European Union, the EU. The rules of the EU state that […]

Trump’s Medicaid reforms are a huge success

Too often, policymakers are stuck fighting the last war. That’s what is happening in today’s debates over Medicaid. With states facing difficult budget decisions, Medicaid inevitably draws attention because it is the single largest line item in most, if not all, state budgets. But how lawmakers choose to address these pressures will determine whether patients are […]

The path to school choice in blue states

Blue states stand as the final frontier for universal school choice, and Republicans can break through by wielding parental rights as a political juggernaut. Victory won’t come from moral suasion alone. The people must make support for parental rights politically irresistible, even for Democrats. Republicans must lean hard into education as a wedge issue, exposing […]

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