The America that I knew regularly performed miracles. We put men on the moon, dug the Panama Canal, invented the atomic bomb, and created the transistor. There was no limit to what we could do. Nothing seemed impossible. Fifty years ago, the seeds of our destruction were planted with the beginning of the social justice […]
This week the NY Times reported on a new trend that is raising concern among New York City progressives. Some conservative and moderate parents are speaking up at parents councils about what school policy on hot-button issues should look like. Perhaps nowhere are tensions more evident than in District 2, a sprawling and diverse section […]
Last month, the Minneapolis City Council passed new labor regulations that would require ride-sharing companies to greatly increase the amount they pay drivers using their apps. This was ostensibly done to ensure that drivers would be able to at least earn the minimum wage mandated by the city. Uber and Lyft had both warned the […]
Shelters housing illegal aliens in Chicago are experiencing outbreaks of measles. Now reports are popping up that tuberculosis cases are being detected in city shelters. The Chicago Department of Public Health confirmed this troubling news but could not say how many cases were discovered or identify the shelters. The department did say there have not […]
You may recall the name of Nicholas Roske from the chaotic days in the summer of 2022 when the Supreme Court was preparing to rule in the Dobbs case. He’s the guy who showed up at Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s house with a case full of guns, ammunition, and related gear looking to assassinate Kavanaugh. […]
In Salt Lake City, a women’s professional soccer team has been making waves in the local media, but not because of the team’s record. The Utah Royals have been drawing unwanted attention over protests against their jerseys. Typically. when we see protests over sports jerseys they involve some sort of Native American imagery or perhaps […]
Here are some news stories that might be of interest. Most articles will be more or less summarized in the headline. You can skim the headlines and summaries, and click the links if they are of interest. Keep in mind, many of these reports are products of an unreliable news media, so although they will […]
The book White Rural Rage was co-authored by political scientist Tom Schaller and commentator Paul Waldman. As the title suggests, the gist is that white rural voters are a threat to democracy. In an interview on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, Schaller gave this unvarnished assessment of the rage he sees overflowing in the heartland. Rural whites, […]
I want to cry. This is so scream-out-loud hysterical that I can’t even see straight. But so God blessed sad a commentary on the vacuous dolts coming out of colleges and preaching to the rest of us, it makes me weep. A little background in case you were out of touch, working or something today, […]
Randall Kennedy is the Michael R. Klein Professor at Harvard Law School. He has written a series of controversial books about race and racism and is clearly on the left, but is also considered a strong voice for free speech (a combination that used to be more common than it is today). This week, Kennedy […]
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