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Foreign Affairs
Ethiopia keeps arresting journalists and bloggers, contrary to its constitution
Many countries have constitutions that are not followed. Ethiopia is a classic example. Its constitution guarantees free expression more explicitly…
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Law and Government
Minority employee dies after anti-crime device was removed to appease ‘antiracist’ activists
“On the morning of July 4, 2026, 32-year-old Xavier Bautista was shot and killed in Cambridge, Massachusetts,” notes a news…
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Politics
Bluesky is a toxic place
Hans Bader’s wife and daughter read something ridiculous about him on the left-wing website Bluesky: He is an “incel,” claimed…
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Media
Progressive media ‘genius’ lets his pet pit bull bite him, his wife, and innocent children, views vicious dog as victim
Some progressive journalists don’t just root for violent criminals, who they view as victims of society. They also make excuses…
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Education
Progressive appeals court lets school ban message that ‘There Are Only Two Genders’ as hate speech
If enough judges hostile to constitutional rights get appointed, constitutional rights get nullified. That’s happened in the Boston region, where…
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Economy
Colonialism made much of the world more stable, prosperous, and free
Being colonized by Western countries benefited much of the world. Third World countries that were not colonized are usually less…
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Education
Classrooms become chaotic due to ‘restorative justice’ and lack of discipline; severe learning loss ensues
Many classrooms have become noisier and more chaotic as troubled students are allowed to routinely disrupt class without being suspended.…
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Law and Government
Most DC carjackers are juveniles, because juveniles get a slap on the wrist for serious crimes in DC
Washington, DC now has a serious problem with carjacking, committed mainly by juveniles. “There have been 863 carjacking incidents in…
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Education
College student reported to administration for bias, for calling old people ‘boomers’
Employment lawyers have advised employers that they may be liable for “age-based harassment” if they allow employees to say “OK,…
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Media
Biden, the screamer-in-chief
“Over his three decades in politics, Biden has been known to scream at staff on occasion, but Biden aides said…
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Media
Media bury mass shooting because the shooter was black (but so were his victims)
The black radio host Charles Love points out that most of the media buried a mass school shooting in Texas…
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Law and Government
Virginia Senate blocks strange harassment legislation, but it might still pass
Second bite at a broadly worded apple that would be a liability bonanza.
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Politics
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Politics
Why the Republicans lost in Georgia
Another reason for the Republican loss is that "Republican supporters across Georgia stayed home," reports the Washington Post, turning out…
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Economy
Trade war with China drives up farm bankruptcies
Trade wars kills jobs. CNN reports: US farm bankruptcies were up 20% in 2019, despite the billions of dollars in…
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Economy
Virginia may adopt strange sexual harassment law
If your boss looks at you funny, can you sue, even if his dirty look didn't make your work environment…
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Economy
The paradox of libertarians who vote against free markets
The Libertarian intellectual may pay lip service to the virtue of the free market, but he has no passion for…
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Law and Government
Jailing violent criminals is appropriate
Turning a blind eye to crimes by blacks is itself racist, given how frequently violent crime is black-on-black. Being soft…
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Law and Government
Voters should reject candidates funded by ‘dark money’
The left-wing radical Dehghani-Tafti received a staggering sum of money -- $583,237 -- from a 'dark money' group bankrolled by…
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Foreign Affairs
French Revolution committed genocide in Vendée
The paths of revolutionary radicalism lead but to the grave.
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Law and Government
Too young to drive or smoke, yet old enough to vote?
If someone isn't mature enough to be trusted to do something as simple as driving a car, is he really…
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Foreign Affairs
In Somalia, no government meant better cell phone service
Anarchy is bad, but a totalitarian government is much worse. That seems to be the lesson of Somalia, a balkanized…
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