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Romney mischaracterizes the Budapest memorandum as pledging us ‘to help defend the people of Ukraine.’ It does no such thing, and it cannot be...

Why Biden Cooperated with the FBI in His Classified-Info Case

It’s not because he is a well-meaning, law-abiding person.

Biden Knows He’s Losing

The president plays catch-up to Donald Trump.

‘Equity Grading’ Deserves a Failing Grade

If schools tolerate missing assignments, shoddy work, unlimited retakes, cheating, and late submissions, that is precisely what they’ll get.

California’s minimum wage exemption is pure political graft

There’s a common perception that politics is all about serving the public interest, a noble arena in which, in the words of David Brooks, people “develop the highest virtues.” This is bollocks. The truth is that politics is largely the art of doling out favors to friends and special interests. This idea has been explored […]

Elizabeth Warren leads leftist freakout over Wendy’s

Reports suggested this week that the fast food chain Wendy’s was considering “surge pricing,” or raising prices during peak hours when demand is highest as Uber famously does. Then all hell broke loose. Left-wing social media influencers such as Robert Reich blasted the company’s “plans to price gouge you with Uber-style surge pricing,” and decried […]

Jan. 6 rioter accused of being first to enter Capitol convicted for obstruction

Michael Sparks, the man accused of being the first rioter to enter the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, has been convicted on charges that he interfered with police and obstructed Congress from certifying the election results. A federal jury in Washington, D.C. convicted Sparks, 46, a Kentucky resident, on all six charges he faced,...

With solar, we can solve non-profit hospitals’ carbon and community benefit problem simultaneously 

Hospitals account for a significant amount of healthcare’s enormous 550 million metric ton greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint.

Sanders pushes harder for Gaza cease-fire: ‘Not another nickel for Netanyahu’

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is pushing harder for a cease-fire in Gaza and demands that the United States send "not another nickel” to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “My view, not another nickel for Netanyahu’s government if he’s going to continue this wholesale slaughter of the Palestinian people,” Sanders told MSNBC’s Alex Wagner Friday. Sanders’...

Lawmakers eye looming ‘problematic’ funding bills

Congressional leaders are moving quickly to pass their first batch of bills to fund the government for most of 2024 by next Friday, but negotiators are already looking to a March 22 deadline when they say their tougher bills come due. Congress approved its fourth stopgap for fiscal year 2024 this week after leaders said...

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