As the Biden administration readies its fifth extension of federal student loan repayments, voter concerns over surging inflation take a back seat to the needs of Democrats’ donor class in…
ove or loathe President Donald Trump, but the 45th commander in chief gave comics all the material they needed. Now, the Biden administration is serving up a potential bounty of…
When we first heard Alejandro Mayorkas announce a Department of Homeland Security “Disinformation Governance Board,” we thought he was trolling. Then he said Nina Jankowicz, best known as TikTok’s “Mary Poppins…
The universal lockdown of the country following the COVID-19 outbreak raised tensions through every segment of American society. The social and economic disruptions sparked protests all over the country, most famously…
By Mairead Mcardle • National Review Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai said Friday that some advocates of net neutrality saw a political advantage in fomenting fear about the policy’s…
by John-Michael Seibler • The Daily Signal For four years, Carl and Janice Duffner of St. Peters, Missouri, have been fighting the city’s enforcement of a mandate to grow turf…
By Terry Jones • Investor’s Business Daily Cutting Rules: Baseball season is winding down and, as it does, so is another grueling annual event: The U.S. government’s fiscal year. But…
By Betsy McCaughey • Real Clear Politics Rank and file government workers won big over union bosses Wednesday, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in favor of Mark Janus,…
By Steve Kurtz • Fox News A $45 monthly fee could end up costing big labor billions. Public unions are getting nervous, while those who don’t like how they operate…
By James L. Buckley • National Review The following speech was delivered on January 27 in Old Saybrook, Conn., as an address to the William F. Buckley Jr. Program at…
By Michael Tanner • National Review The Western world can breathe easy. British prime minister Theresa May has solved one of the great crises of our time: She has appointed…
By Steve Eder • New York Times ALTAMONT, N.Y. — For eight weeks every fall, Indian Ladder Farms, a fifth generation family operation near Albany, kicks into peak season. The…
Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency is taking the lead on this, but expect it to spread to other agencies, including the DOJ. It’s a good start,…
by Ali Meyer • The Free Beacon Waiting times for medically necessary health care services under Canada’s single-payer system have hit a record high, according to a report from the…
by Mary Katharine Ham • The Federalist In Arizona, an act of charity became a possibly criminal act when a state board took issue with a cosmetology student giving free…