'Pregnant people' and the left's linguistic lunacy
When the minuscule transgender lobby, powerful far beyond its estimated .003% of the population, says, "Jump!," liberal Democrats, academia and mainstream media dutifully ask, "How high?"
Editorials
Supreme Court corrects a miscarriage of the Constitution
It didn’t take the release of Supreme Court’s long-awaited abortion law re-do for outbursts of emotion to sweep across the United States: Abortion itself has been maddening the nation for decades.
Restoring fairness to female athletics
The Switzerland-based Federation Internationale de Natation, the international governing body for swimming competitions, this week finally stood up for female swimmers.
Is our Chamber of Commerce really for the U.S.?
Biden wastes energy on unyielding Iran
Merrick Garland’s shameful inaction
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Face masks reconsidered: Following the science uncovers failure
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Assassinating the conservative Supreme Court
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Federal law enforcement the real threat to our republic
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Biden's energy policy leaves the nation in bad shape
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Republicans must reject left's false premise on taxing the rich
Voters in Massachusetts will decide in November the fate of a proposed state constitutional amendment pushed by the "social justice" left that would impose a surtax of 4% on incomes of more than $1 million a year.
Courts say quotas still unconstitutional
The United States Supreme Court eventually found its way to ruling discrimination in favor of a class of people based on race and gender is as objectionable as discriminating against them.
Florida vindicated of accusation it was manipulating COVID-19 data
This week the Florida Department of Health's Inspector General determined that allegations a state employee was ordered to manipulate state COVID-19 data were "unfounded," and "unsubstantiated" with "insufficient evidence."
Recalculating the Iran nuke deal
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The Sussmann trial fail
Justice has spoken. Former Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann has been tried on the charge of making a false statement to the FBI during the concocted Trump-Russia collusion saga. "Not guilty," concluded a jury of his peers.
The dimensions of Biden's 'incredible transition'
At the end of President Biden's renewable energy rainbow is the expectation of primeval purity's restoration, free from the desecration of fossil fuels.
