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Media
Media urges you to eat bugs
The Economist has become the latest magazine to urge its readers to eat bugs. “Feeding 9 billion people will mean…
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Unyielding
Cartoonist who angered Muslim extremists killed in Sweden
“Swedish artist Lars Vilks has died. Vilks was most famous for his depictions of the prophet Muhammad, a work of…
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Foreign Affairs
U.S. abandoned allies while evacuating non-allies and useless trophy from Afghanistan
The U.S. gave the names of Afghan allies to the Taliban, and evicted them from a plane to make way…
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Business
Why housing is so expensive and hard to build
Why is housing so expensive? Zoning restrictions and complicated and inflexible building codes contribute to the problem. They restrict the…
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Business
Biden’s bank overseer praised Soviet policies, called for ending banking ‘as we know it’
Saule Omarova was nominated by President Biden on Sept. 23 to oversee the nation’s biggest banks and federal savings associations,…
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Law and Government
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Law and Government
Government spends millions to make Americans fatter, less fit
In 2011, the Agriculture Department stopped promoting the Food Pyramid, after nutritionists criticized it. It replaced the Pyramid with a…
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Law and Government
CDC cost hundreds of thousands of lives by thwarting response to COVID
Eventually, outside contractors were brought into the process, but only after days of CDC nitpicking, designed to preserve the CDC's…
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Law and Government
Murder keeps rising after unprecedented increase
Some observers wonder whether this spike in killings was caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but global crime data shows it…
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Foreign Affairs
Biden bans travel from safe countries, permits travel from high-risk nations
The restrictions make no sense, based on national deaths, death rates from the virus, and vaccination percentages.
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Science and Technology
Vaccine may be added to leafy greens; but intense opposition is expected
A viable alternative to a jab, but eco-activists are strenuously opposed.
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Business
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Education
Education Department claim about student misconduct rates was wrong, as it should have known
A recent lawsuit illustrates yet again that the Biden administration makes false claims without evidence. On June 4, the Biden…
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Education
Schools may close again, and students are being quarantined
Overanxious and over-precautious.
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Law and Government
Small Business Administration used unconstitutional racial preferences despite warnings
By withholding most records in their entirety, rather than merely redacting privileged portions of them, the SBA is violating the…
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Education
School closings made children fatter, more vulnerable to the coronavirus
In Virginia, school closings contributed to the “biggest collapse in pass rates in the history” of standardized testing
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Law and Government
Civil Rights Commission sued for violating Freedom of Information Act
The FOIA request clearly described the records it sought, listing the specific Commission staff whose emails were requested and the…
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Law and Government
Biden administration calls illegal aliens ‘undocumented citizens’
Some progressives like to use the word ‘non-citizen’ instead of ‘alien,’ which they view as dehumanizing. But doing that can…
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Business
Biden administration knew its racial preferences were unconstitutional
Judges have ruled that discrimination against black people can sometimes be remedied through affirmative action in their favor. But it…
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Foreign Affairs
Swift Afghan defeat emboldens U.S. enemies, reveals Biden’s false claims
In their abrupt and disorganized departure, U.S. troops left behind billions of dollars worth of military equipment that was seized…
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Foreign Affairs
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Foreign Affairs
Taliban seizing Afghanistan after poorly managed U.S. withdrawal
Contrary to Biden's claims, the Afghans did not have ‘300,000 well-equipped troops’ ready to fight the Taliban. Nor did the…
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Economy
Rail project has ‘unimaginable’ cost overruns and out-of-touch ambitions
Trains are convenient for shipping heavy goods long distance. But freight trains rely heavily on private infrastructure, rather than publicly-funded…
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Education
Oregon abolishes academic standards in the name of ‘equity’ and antiracism
Plumbing the depths of low expectations.
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Law and Government
Ohio Judges reject Biden administration moratorium on evictions
Judges start weighing in on eviction moratorium Biden has already acknowledged to be on shaky ground.
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Religion
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Education
Critical race theory teaches that discrimination against whites is essential
It really is that bad.
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Education
Taxpayers on the hook for scams by progressive colleges
It is now graduate students, not undergraduates, 'who are accruing the most onerous debt loads.'
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Law and Government
Biden backs discriminatory death tax on homeowners
Middle class hit hardest (harder than the top-tier wealthy), and for no useful purpose.
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Law and Government
Biden administration repeatedly violated Freedom of Information Act
In stonewalling FOIA, the Biden administration is a repeat offender.
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