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Education
Transgender ‘chosen first names’ policy violates First Amendment
If someone chooses to go by a different name than their legal name, a name of the opposite gender, should…
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Foreign Affairs
Biden abandoned Ukrainians after making false assurances that left them facing invasion
Biden effectively abandoned Ukraine after increasing the odds of a Russian invasion by leaving Russia with the impression that Ukraine…
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Law and Government
Biden picked the most left-wing judge on his shortlist for the Supreme Court
Joe Biden picked the most left-wing judge on his shortlist for the Supreme Court. The Committee for Justice noted that,…
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Education
Judge strikes down veiled racial quota in Fairfax County, Virginia
A judge just ruled against the left-wing Fairfax County School Board’s veiled racial quota limiting enrollment of Asian students (which…
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Unyielding
Boy denied kidney transplant just because donor didn’t get vaccinated
A nine-year-old boy has been denied a kidney transplant by a hospital because his father, the intended donor, has not…
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Law and Government
Cities in South Carolina can’t ban conversion therapy, state attorney general says
The South Carolina attorney general issued an opinion on February 16, stating that cities in South Carolina can’t ban conversion…
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Foreign Affairs
Gasoline could exceed $4 per gallon in the U.S., on average
Gasoline could soon be over $4 per gallon in the U.S., on average. In places like California, it’s already over…
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Law and Government
Redundant prosecution of Arbery killers costs taxpayers thousands
The men who killed Ahmaud Arbery were already convicted in state court, and would have spent the rest of their…
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Foreign Affairs
Ukraine gave up its protection against Russian invasion — its nukes — because of false U.S. guarantees
Russia has invaded Ukraine. It would never have invaded Ukraine if Ukraine had nuclear weapons. That would be too risky.…
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Law and Government
Voting out incumbents raises economic growth, cuts corruption, study says
Reason magazine reports on a study finding that voting out incumbents boosts the economy and shrinks corruption: Throwing the bums…
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Unyielding
Legislation would deny tasty food to dying hospital patients
Being in the hospital is bad enough. Woke progressives want to make it worse, by taking away your comfort foods…
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Law and Government
Mask mandates did not reduce COVID cases, judging by case trend data
Syndicated columnist Jacob Sullum notes that mask mandates appear to have done virtually nothing to reduce the spread of COVID…
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Unyielding
Happy Pangolin Day
Today is World Pangolin Day. These scaly anteaters have become a highly-prized commodity in folk medicine, even as they have…
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Law and Government
Canada’s government turns to coercive measures in overreaction to protests
“Emergency powers, threats to freeze the finances of peaceful protesters, and smearing critics as terrorists—it has to be China, right?…
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Law and Government
Biden administration privately says it won’t relax school mask recommendation
Reason Magazine reports that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will not change their guidance instructing schools to…
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Anti-gun activist shoots at mayoral candidate, gets charged with attempted murder
A Marxist anti-gun and “racial justice” activist and columnist shot at a mayoral candidate in Louisville, and got charged with…
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Law and Government
Cops used DNA gathered from rape victims to prosecute them for crimes they committed
In a practice that could backfire, cops have used DNA collected from rape victims through rape kits designed to catch…
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Sports and Culture
Today is World Hippo Day
Today is World Hippo Day. Hippos can hold their breath for up to 5 minutes, which means they’re able to…
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Politics
Most Democrats don’t want to renominate Biden
Most Democrats would prefer that someone else than Biden run as the Democratic presidential nominee in 2024, according to the…
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Law and Government
House passes multibillion dollar bailout of the Post Office, burdens Medicare with more costs
Taxpayers beware: On February 8, the House of Representatives voted to bail out the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). The legislation…
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Economy
Soda taxes increase beer consumption, fail to cut obesity rates
Soda taxes reduce soda consumption, but increase consumption of other high-calorie beverages, such as beer. That’s confirmed by a January…
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Business
‘Shoplifting reaches crisis proportions’
Shoplifting is out of control, reports the center-left news source Axios, reaching “crisis proportions”: Shoplifting has gotten so bad nationally…
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Law and Government
CIA is still conducting broad surveillance of Americans
The CIA is still conducting broad surveillance of Americans’ phone calls and internet use. On the one hand, maybe this…
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Law and Government
Many criminals don’t age out of crime, and quickly return to crime
Supporters of releasing criminals from prison make misleading claims. They say criminals age out of crime, and usually don’t return…
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Law and Government
Court says cops can be sued for arresting man for vulgarity and ‘Fuck the Police’ T-shirt
Sheriff’s deputies in Clark County, Ohio wrongly arrested a man for shouting vulgarities at them and sporting a t-shirt that…
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Law and Government
Mother handcuffed, jailed for letting her 14-year-old daughter babysit
Back in the 1980s, it was common for 11-year-old girls to babysit children in the neighborhood. The kids turned out…
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Foreign Affairs
Canadian court attempts to silence truckers’ Freedom Convoy, at least temporarily
Yesterday, a Canadian judge issued a temporary injunction against the protesting truckers’ Freedom Convoy, prohibiting further honking of Freedom Convoy…
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Education
Colleges’ admissions policies are illogical and echo past antisemitism
Progressives claim affirmative action is justified based on past discrimination against black people by whites. But the affirmative-action policies they…
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Economy
Biden’s solar panel tariffs are obstructing his own climate-change goals
Reason Magazine notes that “The Biden administration’s plans to address climate change faces a serious obstacle: the Biden administration’s protectionist…
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Law and Government
Public housing projects destroyed rising black neighborhoods, replaced them with slums
Public housing projects promoted by progressive “reformers” often destroyed prosperous black neighborhoods, or neighborhoods which, while not wealthy, were at…
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Law and Government
Memphis Black Lives Matter founder sentenced to 6 years for illegally voting
Last week, a Black Lives Matter organizer was sentenced to six years and one day in prison after being convicted…
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Education
Elite college drops segregated antiracism training after federal civil-rights complaint
“Carleton College in Minnesota will no longer host mandatory racially-segregated ‘anti-racist training’ after a federal complaint,” reports The College Fix.…
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Education
Anti-white activists equate productivity and good manners with whiteness
The “anti-racism” movement is ironic. Antiracist activists equate whiteness with the very characteristics needed for success, such as timeliness, planning…
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Law and Government
Bill to release inmates — even murderers — moves forward in Virginia legislature
A subcommittee of the Virginia legislature voted 4-to-3 to recommend a bill that would let inmates — even serial killers and…
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Law and Government
DHS won’t deport illegal alien career criminal who covered train station in Swastikas
Thanks to Biden administration policies, the Department of Homeland Security won’t deport a career criminal illegal alien who covered Washington,…
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Law and Government
EPA blocks home for 15 years, calling landlocked lot ‘waters of the United States’
The Environmental Protection Agency blocked a couple from building a home on their landlocked lot for 15 years, claiming it…
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