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Law and Government
Investors should sue California over its corporate gender quotas right now
Investors, don't leave it to the existing corporate leaders. They'll be skittish.
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Law and Government
Liberal senators and judges have gotten away with sexual assault
Misconduct by liberal judges has also historically been ignored or downplayed by the press.
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Media
A lucrative incentive to lie about Judge Kavanaugh
People have a massive incentive to make explosive, unfounded allegations against conservative judges nominated to the Supreme Court. Doing so…
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Law and Government
Smart money says Kavanaugh won’t be confirmed. Should his nomination be withdrawn?
Kavanaugh he probably won't be confirmed to the Supreme Court. At 'the odds-making site PredictIt, shares of Kavanaugh becoming the next…
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Media
Media sympathy for violent Antifa backfires
Will the media change its tune about Antifa violence now that reporters are coming under attack? One can only hope.
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Law and Government
Media hypocrisy about sexual misconduct
Law professor Glenn Reynolds says of progressive journalists, 'If it weren't for double standards, they'd have no standards at all.'
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Law and Government
Gutter journalism shifts public opinion against Kavanaugh
In court, lawyers use cross-examination -- which the Supreme Court has called the 'greatest legal engine ever invented for the…
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Law and Government
An obvious motive to lie in accusing Judge Kavanaugh
That 1991 accuser, Anita Hill, had once been marooned at a backwater institution, where she bored students with her lackluster…
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Media
How the media earn their ‘fake news’ label
A newspaper is 'fake news' when it knowingly misleads its readers. A classic example is the Washington Post declaring the…
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Economy
Socialism is the future of the Democratic Party
Socialism has bankrupted many countries, such as Venezuela, but in America, it has never been more popular.
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Foreign Affairs
Media excuses for South African abuses ring hollow
Whites were historically advantaged in the United States as well. But no U.S. court ruling has ever allowed white-owned property…
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Foreign Affairs
CNN’s blatant dishonesty about South Africa’s so-called land reform
CNN has even less excuse for not disclosing to readers how seizures of white farmland in neighboring Zimbabwe were ruinous…
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Economy
Progressives masquerade as conservatives or libertarians
Warren has proposed massive amounts of new government spending. Such spending could not be financed just by increasing taxes on…
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Economy
Media sugarcoat race-based South African land seizures condemned by economists
Ignoring race hatred.
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Law and Government
CNN: Doxxing for me, but not for thee
Although the media defend their First Amendment right to doxx people, even at the expense of their physical safety, many…
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Law and Government
The arc of history bends toward insanity
America as a whole has never been more prosperous (although this is not true of all regions within the U.S.).…
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Law and Government
Dem Sen. Mazie Hirono invades judges’ privacy by prying into their sex lives
To legally be sexual harassment, the unwelcome conduct must be ‘severe or pervasive’ enough to create a hostile environment for…
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Media
New York Times hires racist who called for banning good journalist
Times publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger once said that 'if white men were not complaining, it would be an indication we…
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Law and Government
Illogical ruling blocks end to DACA amnesty for illegal aliens
Although DACA purported not to be the basis for any right or benefit, some liberal judges cited it to override…
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Law and Government
Vatican attacks the death penalty, which saves innocent lives
Deterrence is not the only way the death penalty saves innocent life. It also prevents murderers from being able to…
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Law and Government
New York Times puts racist on its editorial board
Jeong's defenders on Twitter falsely claim that she can't be racist because racism is about power, and only white people…
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Education
Association of university profs wrong to condone censorship
The AAUP criticizes campus free-speech legislation because it would disproportionately benefit conservatives, who are often subjected to campus censorship.
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Education
The smearing of John Schnatter
If recounting someone else's unfortunate use of the n-word were deemed to be using it to describe black people, we…
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Law and Government
Double standards on religious freedom
Liberal judges are not willing to give exemptions to religious conservatives who seek exemptions from politically-correct mandates even when the…
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Law and Government
Sex does not mean transgender status or ‘gender identity’
Even if you assume (counter to reality), that the Obama administration was right to equate "sex" with "gender identity," its…
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Foreign Affairs
Some West African women take pride in being beaten
Wife-beating is 'a source of pride for some in Mauritania,' an arid country in northwest Africa, notes a recent news…
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Education
Florida to waste $300 million on cops in schools
Indiscriminately putting cops in even the safest of schools makes no sense.
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Law and Government
NLRB lawyer creates legal conflicts in bad advice about Damore retaliation claim
Its logic, if accepted by courts, would create a conflict between the First Amendment and protections against harassment, and undermine…
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Economy
Bipartisan spending increase pushes America closer to bankruptcy
"In America, we have two parties — a stupid party an evil party. Periodically, the two parties get together and…
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Education
Minnesota wants schools to adopt racial quotas in student discipline
The fact that black students are suspended at a higher rate than white students doesn't show racism. This disparity may…
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Education
Bureaucrats are still pushing racial quotas in school discipline
Officials in the Chicago branch of the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights recently entered into a settlement with the…
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Education
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Education
The Constitution does not require school bans on peer sexual harassment
Antidiscrimination laws ban certain kinds of discrimination by private businesses, schools, and even private clubs. But the Constitution doesn’t.
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Education
Sexual assault training backfires
Sexual harassment and assault training has proliferated, and some state legislatures require it, but the training is often bad, even…
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Education
Education Department delays Obama rule encouraging racial quotas in special ed
Is it OK to sacrifice a child's education in the name of preventing racial stereotyping?
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Law and Government
More Rotherhams in England thanks to the Lammy Review?
The Lammy report misguidedly thinks the opposite will happen, even though it admits that black offenders are more likely to…
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