“The enemy gets a vote.”
American military leaders are fond of using that line. Gen. James Mattis used it so often that it is sometimes attributed to him. In fact, it i...
There is an alarming number of criminal cases involving high-profile individuals and sex crime allegations popping up in the news these days.
More cutting and creepy is ...
Elizabeth Warren, prominent antitrust academics and even a Facebook founder have all called for an antitrust suit to break up Facebook.
Now state attorneys general have...
Given the partisan polarization over the Supreme Court, it’s perhaps not surprising that an article in the New York Times reporting on a previously undisclosed allegatio...
Last week’s Democratic presidential debate was the first of the 2020 campaign not to feature Marianne Williamson. It’s unlikely that many Democrats missed her. Her net f...
Most Americans don’t think about the electric grid as a military asset. But the fact is that reliable access to energy is critical to fighting and winning our nation’s w...
The U.S. Department of Justice recently sued the Baltimore County government alleging that its written test for police officer recruits was unfairly biased against black...
Politicians have a long history of swearing. Surreptitious recordings of the White House during the Johnson and Nixon administrations in the 1960s and ’70s document exte...
Advocates of Pennsylvania’s two backdoor voucher programs, which provide public tax credits for private contributions to private schools, say that they help poor kids wh...
The idea that interest rates could be “negative” seems so counterintuitive that it defies easy understanding.
Yet, here we are. Some foreign central banks (among them, ...
