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Since taking office, President Biden has been steadily (though arguably too slowly) removing officials left over from the Trump... Read More

Gaslighting getting you down? Feel like the regime has dialed the Megaphone up to, and past, eleven? You’re not crazy. It’s... Read More

Despite appearances, the Right in California is actually the closest to offering a solution to the Left’s war on civilization. Of... Read More

Over the last few months, Republicans in states such as Texas and Georgia have attracted national attention for passing legislation that puts... Read More

Washingtonians love to complain about taxation without representation. But for me and my fellow noncitizens, it is a fact of political life... Read More

There have been many contributions to help make sense of the Republican obsession with critical race theory, a framework developed some 40... Read More

Something remarkable is happening in fast food establishments, retail stores, and restaurants across America. You may have seen photos of it... Read More

One night last fall, unable to sleep, Joshua Barbeau logged onto a mysterious chat website called Project December. An old-fashioned terminal... Read More

How does ideological change happen? Why do certain political ideas and possibilities that appear outrageous and even unthinkable at one... Read More

welve days after Joe Biden was declared the winner in the 2020 Presidential race, Donald Trump’s legal team laid out its master theory... Read More

Democratic U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar is urging President Joe Biden to put a “pause” on accepting or releasing those who enter the... Read More

Turkmenistan is plagued with human rights abuses, including oppressing minorities and limiting press and religious freedoms. But what the... Read More

Every striver who ever slipped the rank of their birth to ascend to a higher order has shared the capacity to ingratiate themselves with... Read More

Last month, New York City joined dozens of other cities experimenting with “alternatives” to policing by launching the Behavioral... Read More

It would be callous to suggest that in the dark, early, and deadly days of the Covid-19 pandemic there were bright spots or signs of hope.... Read More

The news over the past few years has offered little to cheer about, but a recent story reporting an unprecedented 43 percent decline in... Read More

While the housing affordability crisis in America may be easily blamed on the COVID-19 pandemic and loss of jobs, that would ignore the fact... Read More

From my desk in a high-rise office building at the southern end of Manhattan, I click and scroll and scroll and click. Sometimes idly, with... Read More

The aging civic center sits just beyond a string of waterfront mansions, lawns freshly mowed, and across from the bombed-out Capital One... Read More

“Critical race theory isn’t so much a thing as a way of looking at a thing,” Kimberlé Crenshaw assured MSNBC host... Read More

When I was in high school, my school looked like a school. Teachers were in the classrooms. Our principal was in the front office. We had a... Read More

In the night he was elected President in November 2008, Barack Obama addressed a vast throng in Grant Park in my hometown of Chicago and... Read More

In 1975, the National Science Foundation set out to find out why people fall in love. Sen. William Proxmire, a Democrat from Wisconsin, saw... Read More