The Liberals’ destructive politics of righteousness
by Kenneth L. Woodward • Chicago Tribune Whether out of anger or of angst, Bill Clinton spoke from the core of liberal presumption when he told a Westchester County, N.Y., journalist…
by Kenneth L. Woodward • Chicago Tribune Whether out of anger or of angst, Bill Clinton spoke from the core of liberal presumption when he told a Westchester County, N.Y., journalist…
By Matt Mackowiak • Washington Times With only weeks left in his presidency, President Obama has been reduced to issuing unprovable boasts, sounding like the senior quarterback at a small…
Dear Vice President-Elect Pence: It has come to our attention that a number of Departments and independent agencies are working furiously behind closed doors to bring significant, legally tenuous litigation…
by Joel Goodman • The Federalist Some disparage the Founding Fathers’ distrust of the population. They constructed a representative republic rather than a pure democracy, even in a time when…
by Andrew Kugle • Washington Free Beacon For weeks, liberals railed against then candidate Donald Trump for refusing to say he would accept the results of the presidential election. Trump asserted…
by Ali Meyer • Washington Free Beacon The Obama administration has put forth 25 so-called “midnight” regulations, which will cost the economy $44.1 billion, according to a report from the…
by Ali Meyer • Washington Free Beacon The vast majority of Americans want to change the Affordable Care Act regardless of whether they support the law or want it repealed,…
By Dustin Siggins • The Federalist On Thanksgiving morning, while most people were prepping for football and eating far too much turkey, the website company Leadpages was shutting down an…
Edward Morrissey • The Week In the wake of a stunning election result, many people — especially in the media — have struggled for an explanation. Rather than acknowledge the…
by Brent Scher • Washington Free Beacon Hillary Clinton’s lawyer Marc Elias announced over the weekend that the Clinton campaign would participate in the Wisconsin election recount even as he…
By Paul Bonicelli • The Federalist Progressives’ and leftists’ outpouring of praise for Fidel Castro at his death was to be expected, although it has been more fulsome, tone-deaf, and…
by Bill McMorris • Washington Free Beacon A federal judge in Texas could strike down another of the Obama administration’s most controversial labor rules. Judge Amos L. Mazzant from the…
by Edward Morrissey • The Week In the wake of a stunning election result, many people — especially in the media — have struggled for an explanation. Rather than acknowledge…
by Elizabeth Harrington • Washington Free Beacon The head researcher behind the government-funded project to track “misinformation” and “hate speech” online is now getting into the fact-checking business. Filippo Menczer,…
Senator Elizabeth Warren has strong words for the National Rifle Association, in spite of–or perhaps because of–its success defending Second Amendment Rights. by Charlie Spiering • Breitbart “The NRA can…