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Law and Government
John Fetterman had a disastrous tenure as mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania
John Fetterman, who wants to be a U.S. Senator, left a disaster behind in the town of Braddock, Pennsylvania, where…
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Law and Government
Qualified Immunity doesn’t matter that much in police abuse cases, contrary to progressive claims
One of life’s mysteries is how critics of the criminal justice system came to view qualified immunity as the biggest…
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Foreign Affairs
Russia threatens more strikes against Ukraine’s cities; European leaders call Russia’s attacks on civilians ‘war crimes’
Yesterday, Russian missiles rained down on a city in southeastern Ukraine, Zaporizhzhia, killing at least 13 people. This came after…
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Media
CNN apologizes for entering mass murder site in Thailand, intruding on crime scene
People in Thailand are angry after CNN intruded into a crime scene in Thailand to get footage of a nursery’s…
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Social Issues
Liberty creates patterns, something the ‘liberty upsets patterns’ crowd overlooks
Most libertarians are perfectly happy living a normal existence, and wish the government would stop trying to change them. But…
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Foreign Affairs
Massive blast cripples key Russian supply route
Today, a truck bomb made part of a bridge collapse in a key link between Russia and a Russian-occupied part…
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Unyielding
Progressives protest appointment of Republican as university president, even though he once ran a college and is U.S. Senator
Republican Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska is expected to resign from the Senate to become president of the University of…
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Law and Government
Transgender hacker who caused $250 million in damage gets only time served and probation because she’s transgender
A “Seattle hacker who stole information on 100 million people” and inflicted $250 million in damage got “time served and…
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Unyielding
Globe-trotting botanists beaten to death and eaten by crocodiles
South Africa has had one of the world’s highest crime rates, for a quarter century. Now, it may have a…
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Foreign Affairs
North Korea fires missiles through Japan’s airspace, violating international law
America should let Japan have nuclear weapons to deter North Korean aggression against it. Japan is a longtime American ally…
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Education
God is a ‘drag queen’ and ‘transman,’ Duke University worship service says
God is a “drag queen, and transman, and gender-fluid,” according to a worship service at Duke University’s Divinity School, reports…
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Education
Court affirms Catholic school’s right to fire teachers who disregard Catholic doctrines
“A federal court in Indiana ruled in favor of a Catholic private school that suspended a guidance counselor on the…
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Education
Conservative law firm threatens 12 colleges with free-speech lawsuits
Yesterday, Southeastern Legal Foundation sent letters to 12 colleges and universities demanding that they rescind “unconstitutional” policies that violate students’…
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Education
University cancels black playwright’s play about civil rights movement because it uses n-word
There are books by black people that have the n-word in their title. Federal court rulings quote the n-word in…
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Law and Government
Judge: Muslim felon had no religious right to own gun for self-defense
A federal judge in Iowa has ruled that a Muslim felon had no right to possess a firearm, even if…
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Foreign Affairs
Homicide fell by half in Peru during devastating pandemic, showing pandemic didn’t cause America’s spike in violence
Progressives sometimes claim, contrary to a ton of evidence, that crime rose since 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. For…
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Unyielding
Hurricane Ian causes up to $210 billion in damage, kills at least 80
At least 80 people have died since Hurricane Ian struck Florida last week. Officials in Florida’s hard-hit Lee County say…
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Law and Government
New York bill would make dangerous jails even more violent
Many bills to ban “solitary confinement” go way beyond banning solitary confinement, by giving inmates the right to spend most…
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Foreign Affairs
Russia should use nuclear weapons, Putin ally says
A key ally of Russia President Vladimir Putin says Russia should use nuclear weapons to prevent further Russian losses in…
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Economy
Prices surged again last month, under measure of inflation that usually predicts future inflation
The Federal Reserve’s “preferred measure of inflation shows prices surged again last month,” reports CNN. After hitting an alarming 40-year…
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Law and Government
Biden shrinks student loan forgiveness plan to avert legal challenges — Up to 4 million borrowers excluded
Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan is illegal, and will cost taxpayers at least half a trillion dollars.That’s why multiple lawsuits…
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Law and Government
Woke policies result in out-of-control violence in LA’s juvenile jails
“Imagine a jail where inmates rule over guards who fight for survival daily among killers, carjackers, and vicious gang members,”…
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Unyielding
Kamala Harris praises America’s ‘strong alliance’ with communist North Korea
“Vice President Kamala Harris mistakenly touted the U.S. ‘alliance with the Republic of North Korea’ in remarks Thursday,” reports USA…
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Education
Taxpayers subsidize the ‘transgender-industrial complex’
Government subsidies are resulting in lots of unnecessary, harmful sex changes — “transgender lunacy,” according to the Washington Examiner. This…
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Law and Government
FBI sends 25 agents to arrest single pro-lifer
Why does it take 25 FBI agents to arrest a single pro-lifer over an alleged assault? Especially when charges against…
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Foreign Affairs
Floods kill at least 1700 and displace over fifteen million people in Pakistan
Since June, floods in Pakistan have killed at least 1,700 people. The floods were caused by heavier than usual moonsoon…
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Foreign Affairs
Right-wing coalition wins Italian elections — will lead to first female prime minister, not fascism
A right-wing coalition won Italy’s election on Sunday, giving Italy its first female prime minister. The right-wing coalition has won…
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Foreign Affairs
Putin hides out in secret palace as Russian anger over mass conscription rises
Russian ruler Vladimir Putin has an estimated wealth of at least $70 billion, and perhaps up to $200 billion, thanks…
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Law and Government
Polyamorous tenants protected against eviction, progressive judge says
A New York judge has ruled that roommates in polyamorous relationships have the same eviction protections under New York law…
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Unyielding
Judge blocks vaccinate mandate for NYC cops; City appeals ruling
A judge in Manhattan ruled Friday that New York City couldn’t fire members of its largest police force, or put…
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Law and Government
‘She was 12, I was 30’: Biden stuns listeners in speech to teachers
“President Biden shocked viewers of his Friday speech to teachers when he recognized an audience member and told the crowd,…
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Law and Government
Philadelphia destroys garden worth tens of thousands of dollars, impoverishing brewery
Progressives say government is just a word for the things we do together. But in Philadelphia, some people have unprintable…
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Law and Government
Judge blocks Biden’s mask mandate for kids in Head Start programs
On September 21, a judge in Louisiana struck down the Biden administration’s mask and vaccine mandates for children and staff…
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Education
Teachers union promotes extreme and painful sexual acts to children
The National Education Association is the nation’s largest teachers union. Its “LGBTQ+ caucus has prepared a helpful website for students…
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Law and Government
Laws against false claims about elections
When are false claims about elections illegal? Or false claims in election campaigns? Surprisingly many states have laws against some…
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Foreign Affairs
Flights out of Russia sold out as Russian men try to escape draft to fight in Ukraine
Russia recently suffered large casualties in Ukraine, and was forced out of some portions of Ukraine it previously occupied. In…
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