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Law and Government
Biden elected President as Supreme Court rejects pro-Trump challenge
The Electoral College has spoken.
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Law and Government
Calling Jill Biden ‘Dr.’ is pompous and misleading
I am a lawyer with a “Juris Doctor” degree from Harvard Law School. But calling myself “Dr.” would be misleading,…
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Politics
How woke ‘libertarians’ unintentionally elected Trump
It's hard for a political movement to succeed when it deliberately drives away would-be supporters. But that's what self-proclaimed Libertarians…
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Law and Government
VA will limit access to COVID vaccine based on race
So race-neutral alternatives -- like giving priority to employees of high-risk jobs or residents of particular zip codes -- would…
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Law and Government
Los Angeles prosecutor plans to seek release of thousands of criminals
Cry havoc, and let loose the dogs of crime on Los Angeles.
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Law and Government
Apply now to prevent left-wing gerrymandering in Virginia
Would you like to keep Virginia from drawing legislative districts skewed in favor of the Democrats -- that is, prevent…
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Law and Government
NASDAQ proposes illegal racial quotas for corporate boards; ACLU applauds
Companies don’t necessarily have such a racial or sexual “imbalance” just because they have no women or minorities on their…
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Law and Government
Bureaucratic red tape delayed the COVID-19 vaccine until after the election
Favoring regulatory process over getting the main job done.
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Education
Virginia Attorney General’s office: Selective admissions are racist
The Virginia attorney general's office faulted the Academies of Loudoun just for not being as black and brown as the…
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Law and Government
Trump lawsuits lack evidence, and confuse Michigan with Minnesota
Team Trump needs to up its litigation game.
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Education
Teacher suspended for George Floyd reference in chemistry question
Administering prohibited speech doesn't work through knee-jerk reaction and retribution.
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Law and Government
Did Trump’s erroneous claims about rigged elections backfire on him?
Why did Donald Trump narrowly lose in Georgia? Perhaps because he encouraged voters not to vote by mail. That resulted…
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Law and Government
Washington Post leaves false impression about the crime rate
Apparently, the Post's readers can't handle the truth.
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Politics
Other Republicans did better than Trump in 2020 election
In Maine, Senator Susan Collins (R) won reelection by a 9% margin, even as Trump lost in Maine by a…
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Law and Government
Vote fraud is real, but not likely to change this election’s outcome
The fourth story, by conservative Breitbart, accurately reported that two senators called on a state secretary of state to resign…
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Politics
GOP makes substantial gains in House; media mum
Polls also predicted Joe Biden comfortably winning the Presidential election, with a lead over Trump of 8%. But Biden is…
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Economy
Jobless claims fall, as economy grows at record rate
Jobless claims fell to a seven-month low, reports the Wall Street Journal. The U.S. economy 'accelerated at a 33.1% annualized…
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Education
Some conservative speech may become illegal after the election
Electing ourselves into the sound of silence.
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Economy
U.S. economy growing rapidly, economists say
The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 8.4% in August, and 7.9% in September, although it remains well above its rate…
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Economy
Rapper endorses Trump due to Biden tax hike proposals
Rapper and businessman foresees a bleak economic future with Biden's tax-and-spend plan.
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Foreign Affairs
COVID-19 spreading faster in Europe than in the United States
By contrast, notes Bloomberg News, vast numbers of people have plunged into poverty in other countries, and hunger is spreading…
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Education
Reopen the K-12 schools now, based on new studies
Keeping schools closed until the election is purely about politics.
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Law and Government
Biden: Voters ‘don’t deserve’ to know if he will pack the Supreme Court
Biden's wrong on constitutional questions, and very sure he should deny voters a simple answer on politics.
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Education
Dep’t of Ed investigates university for removing critic of affirmative action
Far harsher criticism of affirmative action than Dr. Wang's has been ruled protected speech by the courts.
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Education
Loudoun County, Va., racially discriminates and cracks down on conservative teachers
This sweeping ban punishes speech that does not cause actual disruption or threaten significant disruption, even though, as judges have…
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Economy
Why Democrats will take the Senate, abolish the filibuster, and transform society
Even in conservative states, Democrats are poised to pick up Senate seats due to the antipathy that many suburban voters…
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Economy
Hunger spreads in Latin America due to COVID-19
Keep America, where we've suffered lighter economic consequences, on the recovery track.
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Law and Government
Progressive Los Angeles Times advocates racism while denouncing it
Expiating the sins of the past by doubling down on them.
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Education
Fairfax schools pay $20,000 to radical racist for 45 minute speech
Taxpayer money goes for anti-constitutional lecture by racist activist.
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Economy
National debt skyrocketing, CBO says
'Interest rates will inevitably rise at some point, and the additional interest cost will have to be covered by either…
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Education
School closing decisions are based on politics and greed
Closing schools doesn't just serve the selfish interests of the teachers' unions. It also could serve a partisan political agenda.…
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Law and Government
Democrats likely to pack Supreme Court if they take power
Facing the inevitable: court-packing is necessary for the Democrats' long-term agenda.
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Politics
Progressives turn out in droves for early voting in Virginia
The consequences of this election could be huge. Law professor Josh Blackman, citing sources in Washington, D.C., says that if…
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Economy
Media mislabel Joe Biden’s ideology
In a politically-polarized age, the media should not pretend that candidates are centrist when they are not. The media rightly…
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