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Betting on the Congressional Baseball Game

The Congressional Baseball Game is an event in which staff and members, organized by political affiliation, play a baseball game to raise funds for charity. This event is scheduled to happen next week on June 12. The spectacle is known for its passionate moments and lack of athletic prowess. However, the game is either banned […]

Was Trump convicted of overpaying taxes?

Lost in the avalanche of commentary about federal election law is the remarkable fact that a Manhattan jury actually may have convicted former President Donald Trump of overpaying taxes. The prosecution’s theory of the case was that a misdemeanor of falsifying business records could be upgraded to a felony if the purported falsification was in […]

Dr. Fauci, your lies altered childhoods

Dr. Anthony Fauci took away life milestones from young people through his recommended COVID-19 restrictions during the global pandemic. In his testimony to the House Oversight Committee on Monday, Fauci admitted that the restrictions that were coming from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2020 were not backed by scientific evidence or clinical […]

ACLU joins conservative group to fight WMATA’s ad guidelines

The American Freedom Defense Initiative hosted a contest in May 2015 that would award $10,000 for the best cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad. For most Muslims, any depiction of Muhammad, even if positive, is regarded as an insult to Islam. Two gunmen opened fire on the event. Both were killed. After the event, Pamela Geller, the […]

The WNBA can’t afford to lose fans

Former University of Iowa star basketball player Caitlin Clark is bringing attention to the WNBA. Her standout career in college easily segued into a professional career as a player for the Indiana Fever, and she has a long list of endorsements from companies such as Gatorade, Wilson Sporting Goods, and Nike. Her skills and attitude have […]

Political justice is nothing to Alvin Bragg about

There is, if one takes a charitable view, a sort of old-fashioned frontier spirit in Alvin Bragg’s prosecution of former President Donald Trump. The Manhattan district attorney’s gross overreach has pushed the nation into previously unmapped territory. Sadly, it may be an “undiscovered country from whose bourn no functioning republic returns,” as the great political […]

Pride camp counsels children the wrong way

We used to want children just to be children, but liberal activists now aim to introduce children as young as five years old to themes of sexuality at summer camp.  At New York’s New Country Pride Camp, which hosts “LGBTQ kids” and the children of LGBT-identifying adults, they swim and rock climb, but also participate […]

Biden’s border action explained

President Joe Biden may have claimed his new executive order on border security would “bar migrants who cross our southern border unlawfully from receiving asylum,” but in reality, the memo implementing the new regulation maintains all the existing loopholes and even prompts migrants to ask for protection from deportation. The June 4 memo from Immigration […]

How identity politics is ruining Star Wars

The Acolyte, the latest live-action Star Wars show on Disney+, was released Tuesday to little fanfare. After the low viewership for Ahsoka, season three of The Mandalorian, and the poor reviews for Kenobi, the science fiction franchise’s foray into television is looking like a mistake. However, this is not due to a lack of demand; […]

Southwest sizzles as early-season heat wave sets in

Welcome to The Hill's Sustainability newsletter {beacon} Sustainability Sustainability   The Big Story Southwest sizzles as early-season heat wave sets in Residents of the Southwest U.S. are enduring their first major heat wave of the season, with temperatures expected to surpass 120 degrees in some areas later Wednesday. © AP Photo/Hassan Ammar The National Weather...

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