Leak Investigations, Journalists, and Double Standards
By Andrew C. McCarthy • National Review The media are in a lather over the Justice Department’s grand-jury investigation of contacts between several reporters and a government source — the…
By Andrew C. McCarthy • National Review The media are in a lather over the Justice Department’s grand-jury investigation of contacts between several reporters and a government source — the…
By Willis L. Krumholz • The Federalist The intelligence bureaucracies spied on the Donald Trump campaign: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants were granted because of a Hillary Clinton-funded and unverified…
One of Barack Obama’s proudest boasts was his claim he’d “saved” the American auto industry during the first year of his presidency. Maybe. He certainly did a lot, some of…
By The Boston Herald While the Beltway media slept, the Obama administration made hay. From off-mic whispers to Russian leaders, to pursuit and harassment of journalists and political adversaries, to…
By Jack Crowe • National Review The Obama administration helped Iran utilize sanctioned oil revenue stranded in a foreign bank account in 2016 while actively misleading Congress about the cooperation,…
By Jack Crowe • National Review Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell cancelled the upper chamber’s annual August recess Tuesday, citing the “historic obstruction” of his Democratic colleagues in a statement…
By Charles Silver & David A. Hyman • National Review If you’ve ever been in a collision, you’ve probably dealt with a body shop. In all likelihood, the process went…
By Washington Examiner The economy is booming. Even the New York Times, no fan of the president, decided that “splendid” and “excellent” were appropriate adjectives to describe Friday’s jobs report…
By Peggy Grande • Fox News Now that his summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is back on for June 12 in Singapore, President Trump will benefit from…
By Maireid Mcardle • National Review The American economy finished stronger than expected in May, according to the Labor Department’s jobs report, released on Friday. The unemployment rate was expected…
By Stephen Moore • Investor’s Business Daily T.S. Eliot famously wrote that “April is the cruelest month,” but when it comes to America’s fiscal picture, nothing could be further from…
By David Harsanyi • The Federalist At a Las Vegas tech conference last week, former president Barack Obama told an audience that his presidency had been scandal-free. “I didn’t have…
Leaving Independence Hall in Philadelphia at the close of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, Benjamin Franklin was approached by a Maryland delegate who asked him whether the United States of…
By Investor’s Business Daily Economy: Have Donald Trump’s policies had a big impact on the U.S. economy and its competitiveness? The answer, we think, is an obvious yes. Now comes…
By Investor’s Business Daily Hypocrisy Watch: Democrats hope they’ve found an issue that will re-energize the fading “Blue Wave” with the recent spike in gas prices. Never mind that the…