Instead of searching for bipartisan support and potentially watering down a historic bill, Schumer rolled the dice on total party unity. Read More
Congress and the president are on the verge of enacting a third stimulus bill, costing taxpayers $1.9 trillion. The American Rescue Plan... Read More
President Biden is facing a growing dilemma at the southern border that shows few signs of abating: the number of unaccompanied minors... Read More
Marty Jorgensen likes to fish for walleye, hunt for elk and deer, and give a pheasant a good chase every once in a while. He doesn't just... Read More
Amid calls for his resignation, the governor is relying on a shrinking circle of advisers to help him navigate the biggest crises of his... Read More
During his sorry/not sorry press conference last week, Gov. Cuomo made a sudden detour to throw mud at Mayor de Blasio. Answering a question... Read More
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced on Thursday that the statewide mask mandate and all restrictions on business' operating capacity would be... Read More
The administration has ambitious goals and a deliberate process. But it might need to get a little unconventional to see results. Read More
Republicans want to go back to Jim Crow. Democrats want to protect Black and brown voters. The filibuster simply has to go Read More
A year to the day after the pandemic sent me back home from university, George Floyd's killer goes on trial. It has been 12 months of... Read More
As the House of Representatives considers the Read More
My mother went to enormous lengths to protect her family from negative stereotypes of Black people. Read More
A truly progressive health care system gives opportunity to all people, and goes beyond artificial human expiration dates. Read More
It's truly astonishing how much President Biden in his first weeks has opted to side with his party's left wing and its special interests... Read More
In the darkest time of COVID, at Gov. Cuomo's famous daily briefings, he would offer grim numbers about virus fatalities, breaking out deaths... Read More
On Friday, the Labor Department reported that the U.S. economy added nearly 400,000 jobs on net in February. The unemployment rate dropped to... Read More
This so-called stimulus plan directly rewards states that performed dismally and corruptibly over the past year. Read More
An ambitious pilot program could finally pave the way to in-person learning—at least for those who can afford it. Read More
A new study makes the devastating toll of lockdowns unquestionable Read More
The governor is banking on life looking much different when voters weigh in this fall. Read More
Some books age poorly; others are poorly aged from the moment they’re published. American Crisis: Leadership Lessons From the COVID-19... Read More
Cassandra usually turned out to be right. So has David Shor, the Democratic Cassandra who was fired last June from his job as a... Read More
The pollster who identified “Reagan Democrats” in the 1980s sees the emergence of a mirror image voting bloc. And it spells... Read More
It was not long ago that illegal crossings at our southern border were at historic lows. This was during the Trump... Read More
Last week, Susan B. Anthony List and American Principles Project announced a $5 million “Election Integrity Campaign”... Read More
There was one thing they weren't expecting. They didn't think I would know the dragon's true name. Read More
We were already thinking about Dr. Seuss. On February 26, The Daily Wire informed readers that a Virginia school district was disconnecting... Read More
I know a lot of people who live in fear of saying what they really think. In red America and in blue America — and, perhaps more... Read More
The Biden administration is the most ideologically rigid and radical administration in US history. Its actions have served to undermine the... Read More
Fundamental beliefs about how the world works set the parameters for all the policy choices an administration makes. Read More
How a Tar Heel senator learned to love the spy game. Read More
People want to be happy, and no wonder. I have longed deeply, many times, for the return of happiness — hoping for its current presence... Read More
On August 8, 2019, I wrote this note to my friend Jan Benzel, the retired New York Times editor who recruited Times experts for the Putney... Read More
This is the first in a series of occasional profiles on potential 2024 White House hopefuls. In this economy, even a sitting United States senator can use a second job. So Marco Rubio teaches every Friday at Florida International University.Wikimedia CommonsAn upper-level seminar for undergraduates, the course is online, which makes it easy enough for him to hop from Congress to the classroom. Ru Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House approved a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill that was championed by President Joe Biden, the first step in providing another dose of aid to a weary nation as the measure now moves to a tense Senate.“We have no time to waste,” Biden said at the White House after the House passage early Saturday. “We act now — decisively, quickly and boldly — we can finally g Read More
During the 2019 shareholder season, Justin Danhof, general counsel for the National Center for Public Policy Research, tabled a shareholder proposal at Amazon’s annual meeting. “Diversity in board composition is best achieved though highly qualified candidates with a wide range of skills, experience, beliefs, and board independence from management,” it read. Uncontroversial, one might think, but Danhof was booed and heckled throughout his presentation. Read More
