2005—NARAL unleashes a mendacious television ad against confirmation of John Roberts’s nomination to the Supreme Court. The ad features a woman injured in the...
With the Armenian–Azerbaijani peace initiative meeting planned this Friday at the White House, the stakes for Armenia, the first nation to adopt Christianity as its religion in 301 A.D., cannot be any higher. The country is facing total annihilation at the hands of its Muslim neighbors, interested in recreating the Ottoman Empire and its own […]
Is it possible to build a big enough political coalition to prevent the election of a socialist mayor in an overwhelmingly Democratic city? That’s the test ahead of New York City voters in November. Early indications are that the answer is yes, but it won’t be easy. Zohran Mamdani won the Democratic mayoral nomination by […]
When commercial transactions require consumers to adopt political ideologies to conduct business, everyone suffers — consumers, vendors, shareholders, and businesses alike. Stakeholder capitalism has long cloaked itself in the language of enlightened governance, promising to harmonize profit with social virtue and stakeholder well-being. Yet, on both sides of the Atlantic, citizens have begun to push […]
The perpetually too-online Rep. Nancy Mace, who represents South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, has announced that she is running for the governorship of the Palmetto State. “This isn’t about playing defense, this is about going on offense for you — for your family, for your freedom, and for your future. … I wasn’t built to […]
Politics has always been a scrappy arena — a relentless power struggle between two major parties, where one side inevitably tries to outmaneuver the other. It’s messy, competitive, and often cutthroat. Yet, for much of American history, most political players managed to operate within the bounds of decency, adhering to a shared sense of civility […]