When a news organization cites plausibly true statements as evidence of ‘false’ beliefs held by one side of a political issue, its bias becomes obvious.
Author: Jason Richwine
The <i>Dobbs</i> Dissent Is Sadly Clarifying
The progressive wing of the Supreme Court has re-affirmed how imperious the whole ‘living Constitution’ project continues to be.
A Personal Note on Pandemic Homeschooling
Homeschooling is a more viable and effective option than many families initially assume.
Mitt Romney Yields to the Public-Health Bureaucracy
The lesson here should be obvious. When we allow experts to make inherently political decisions, then the experts will act like politicians.
Biden DHS Explains How It Intends to Accept More Immigrants Who Use Welfare
As long as the public-charge statute is on the books, the Biden DHS should faithfully enforce it rather than neuter it through regulation.
The Simple Fix to NFL Overtime
The problem is the extension of an already long and brutal game.
CBO: Amnesty in the Reconciliation Bill Would Impose Major Long-Term Costs
The Senate parliamentarian probably will (and should) rule the new proposal out of order.
The Case against the Mandates
Since the case for a broad-based COVID vaccine mandate is so weak, why do the calls for them persist?
Amnesty Looms Large in the Reconciliation Bill
Giving green cards to 8 million people would have major long-term legal, social, and economic effects.
Normalcy Now
The COVID endgame has become increasingly clear: The virus gradually reaches an endemic state in which most of us are exposed.