The growing movement in state capitals to allow or require public universities to pay student athletes has created a unique opportunity.
“No one is above the law,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said when announcing the start of the impeachment process against President Trump. She should have tempered it with: “unless you’re a Democrat.”
A cleverly sardonic, slickly misleading impeachment line makes fun of how former Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley exploded the Democrats' impeachment rationale.
Roughly 78% of young adults ages 18 to 29 say it's A-OK for unmarried couples to live together as husband and wife without going the traditional route -- the trading of vows, the placing of rings, the standing before God, and so forth and so on. It's easier to separate that way, dontcha know.
The EU is looking at a shortcut: Industrial policy. Instead of changing its policies to grow large European firms organically, it wants to promote and create them through mergers. The EU argues that it needs bigger, and potentially monopolistic, firms to battle its international rivals.
The only intelligent thing about Mr. Bloomberg running for the Democratic nomination for the presidency is what it says about the present crop of Democrats running for the nomination. They're a hopeless bunch of losers who would rather destroy America than lose another election to President Trump.
Some transit workers in Northern Virginia are jawing about their pay or lack thereof. Indeed, one bus driver told WRC-TV that he and his coworkers plan to strike later this week if they don't get a raise in pay that's comparable to the cost of living. Unfortunately, that action would mean that riders of Metrobus and the Fairfax Connector would be inconvenienced. What a bother for negotiators on both sides.
As ever, the Middle East is monumentally in flux. As usual, most developments are negative. Here's a guide:
The recent controversy between China and the NBA over the Houston Rockets' general manager supporting anti-government demonstrations in Hong Kong in a tweet sparked a welcome conversation in the United States: To what extent are Americans willing to sell out their political values for access to the lucrative Chinese market?
In our criminal justice system, a prosecutor represents the government and a defense attorney represents the accused, but in Philadelphia there is a prosecutor versus prosecutor scenario.
Much of the attention for House Resolution 660, passed by House Democrats on Halloween, has failed to note the significant differences with resolutions authorizing previous presidential impeachments.
If you are paying attention to the Washington circus that is the impeachment inquiry into President Trump's handling of the much maligned Ukraine call, this is what real collusion looks like.
In fact, steel prices today are lower than they were a full year before the president even announced the tariffs.
The Affordable Care Act's Contraceptive Mandate forced the Little Sisters and other religious employers to provide health plans that include contraception.
"Nationalism is a given in human society," writes Richard Brookhiser, longtime senior editor at National Review, historian and author of 13 books. "It supplies feeling of belonging, identity, and recognition." As is well documented, it can also take "sinister forms elsewhere."
Many believe that the abuse of government control over banks could not happen in the United States. But, in fact, it already happened under the Obama administration.
According to Nikki Haley, the leg on which impeachment stands is so wobbly that Democrats might as well fold up their oust-Trump tent and withdraw to the political desert where they belong.
As we celebrate our veterans, I also think about their families who, in a very real sense, serve their country too.
There are a lot of formerly powerful people who must rue the day that Ronan Farrow abandoned his career as an also-ran opinion journalist and decided to do it His Way. Over the past two years, Mr. Farrow has become one of the most hard-charging and effective investigative journalists in America.
Beginning November 11th, there will be a huge replica of the American flag made with artificial poppies in upstate Livingston County. It will constitute the county's Veterans Monument.
Veterans Day had its origin at the end of World War I in 1918, a conflict so horrendous that it was dubbed "the Great War," or "the war to end all wars," with the United States playing the decisive role in the Allied powers final victory.
If The Post and others in the liberal media really cared about middle-class families, they would be cheering the gains for scores of millions of households
