The Daily Caller A scientific consensus has emerged among top mainstream climate scientists that “skeptics” or “lukewarmers” were not long ago derided for suggesting — there was a nearly two-decade…
The Maryland legislature has recently passed a law, H.B. 631, that will harm patient access to affordable generic medications. It will go into effect later this year without the Governor’s…
By John Daniel Davidson • The Federalist Something is wrong with the American Left. The recent spate of violent protests on college campuses has been well-documented, but the violence and…
By Ali Meyer • Washington Free Beacon Aetna, one of the nation’s largest health insurers, has announced that it will exit all Affordable Care Act exchanges in 2018 after experiencing…
By Erielle Davidson • The Federalist Harvard Business School recently released a working paper titled “Survival of the Fittest: The Impact of the Minimum Wage on Firm Exit,” discussing the…
By David Harsanyi • The Federalist Hillary Clinton was back yesterday, taking “absolute personal responsibility” by blaming Russia, James Comey, and misogyny for her second presidential election loss. If the…
By Glenn Reynolds • USAToday The former governor showed himself to be a constitutional illiterate on Twitter. I tell my constitutional law students that there are a couple of statements…
By Robert Tracinski • The Federalist British athlete James Cracknell was recently caught citing North Korea and Cuba as examples of how to “get a handle on obesity”—which both regimes have…
By Julie Kelly • National Review In his testimony to the House Science Committee on Wednesday, Michael Mann, one of the world’s leading climate scientists, told the story of Trofim…
By Peter Roff • USNews It’s not clear when the Senate started playing politics with Supreme Court nominations. Some say it’s been that way all along, going back at least…
By Elizabeth Harrington • Washington Free Beacon The University of Arizona is encouraging college students to cry “ouch!” when they hear something offensive, make artwork about race relations, have story…
By Dave Nammo • National Review Headlines about “the end of the republic” litter political commentary across the political landscape. They usually mark the beginning of a discussion of the…
by David French • National Review I’m supposed to be encouraged, but I’m not. In the aftermath of this month’s violent attack on Charles Murray and a Middlebury professor, I’m…
by Julie Kelly • National Review Climate-change alarmists who have been largely unchallenged by the media over the past decade have finally met their match in Fox News host Tucker…
by Mary Katharine Ham • The Federalist I try to make it a habit not to hate too much on the rebuttal to any president’s joint session or State of…