This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 25
In a wild administrative ruling (in In re Fonberg), the three-judge Judicial Council of the Ninth Circuit Executive Committee concludes that an unmarried court employee with a same-sex ...
Let’s Make the Air Force Academy Soar Once More
Here are five things to make the venerable institution, which has struggled with wokeness, recruitment, and declining standards, great again.
Speaker Johnson Announces Males Will Be Banned from Women’s Bathrooms on Capitol Hill
Trump Nominates Brooke Rollins as Agriculture Secretary, Completing Cabinet Picks ‘Antisemitic Terrorist Incident’: Kidnapped Israeli Rabbi Found Murdered in UAE, Israel Says Former Trump Adviser ...
Democrats’ Hypocrisy on the Filibuster Is in Plain Sight
After their election loss, notice how quickly Democrats have flip-flopped with respect to their push to abolish the legislative filibuster.
‘Shocking Departure’: Mayorkas, Wray Duck Senate Homeland Security Hearing
The break with precedent sparked outrage from committee chairman Senator Gary Peters (D., Mich.) and other lawmakers.
The Trump–Bragg–Merchan Chess Game
There is a chess game going on here. Bottom line: I believe Bragg is trying to manipulate Trump into asking that the prosecution be suspended for four years. Despite the Democrats’ ...
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Matt Gaetz Withdraws from Attorney General Consideration amid Ethics Scandal
Male Athlete Can Play in Women’s College Volleyball Tournament, Judge Rules Judge Grants Special Counsel’s Request to Dismiss Trump’s January 6 Case Alex Jones Attempts to Stop The Onion from Buying ...
A Paranormal Murder Mystery for Snow Days
An eerie murder-mystery that doubles as an entertaining ghost story is a quick, fun read, perfect for the approach of winter.
Another Bit of Worthless Academic Research
Many college professors have light teaching loads because they are expected to do research that expands knowledge. Sometimes their research actually does that, but quite often, the papers they write ...
House Ethics Committee Holds Off on Releasing Gaetz Report
The House Ethics Committee has been investigating allegations that Gaetz took illicit drugs, committed statutory rape by paying for sex with a 17-year-old girl, misused campaign funds, and accepted ...
On Judge Merchan’s Order Formally Postponing Trump’s Sentencing
As the chess game plays out, we’re headed to a four-year suspension of the proceedings while President Trump is in office.
Pete Hegseth’s Tattoo Isn’t a Reason to Oppose Him
There are fair objections and concerns to secretary of defense nominee Pete Hegseth, but a Jerusalem Cross tattoo isn’t one of them.