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Biden announces millions more taxpayer dollars to assist Ukraine during surprise trip to Kyiv
President Biden announced during his surprise trip to Ukraine that the U.S. will provide millions in additional security assistance for the country as Russia continues its war.
The Exclusive Diversity Club
Leftists chatter about their commitment to diversity, but they don’t want to hear from a black woman who doesn’t see things exactly as they...
A Different View on Teacher Testing
All that should be required to teach in a government school is a four-year degree and a background check.
Don Lemon not on ‘CNN This Morning’ for second straight show
Don Lemon was off the air for a second consecutive show on Monday as the CNN morning host grapples with criticism over his comment that 51-year-old Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is "past her prime."
Biden makes surprise visit to Ukraine in major show of support
President Biden made a surprise visit to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv on Monday in a dramatic show of support for the war-torn country, just days ahead of the anniversary of Russia's invasion.
Gov. Ron DeSantis touts Florida’s law and order in tour of three blue-state cities
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, considered a top 2024 Republican presidential contender, is taking a swing at soaring crime in Democrat-run cities.
By dodging subpoena, Pence ill-serves the public weal
Former Vice President Mike Pence’s claim to be immune from testifying to a grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump took another well-merited blow over the weekend.
Biden disregards victims of Italian and German internment camps from WWII in the US
President Joe Biden released a statement on Sunday for the Day of Remembrance of Japanese American Incarceration. It's a day to commemorate the victims who were put into camps during World War II as a result of Executive Order 9066. Just as he did last year, Biden called these internment camps "one of the most shameful chapters in our nation's history." He made all the usual condemnations that presidents and leaders have been making for years. He made the same mistakes and omissions, too.
The baby bust makes industrial policy an even worse idea than it normally is
The temptation is eternal to use taxes, regulations, subsidies, and mandates to steer the economy in politically desired directions. Call it the Eternal Urge to Industrial Policy.
The Fetterman dilemma
THE FETTERMAN DILEMMA. John Fetterman was sworn in as a senator from Pennsylvania on Jan. 3. On Feb. 8, after 36 days in office, Fetterman was admitted to George Washington University Hospital in Washington after experiencing symptoms he and those around him feared might indicate a stroke. Tests showed he did not have a stroke, and Fetterman was released after two nights in the hospital. On Feb. 15, after 43 days in office, Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for treatment of depression. He is still there. Over the weekend, the Wall Street Journal reported that Fetterman "could remain hospitalized for more than a month."