As is the tradition at the U.S. Supreme Court, justices are leaving the release of their decisions on many of the biggest cases of the term until the very end. After today’s three opinions, there are 14 rulings still left to ... READ MORE
"Cantor became an ideological mystery..." Those five words leapt out at me when I read James Hohmann and Jake Sherman's "Behind Eric Cantor’s campaign meltdown" in Politico. Conservatives and other non-racist Americans have been trying for months to get a ... READ MORE
Jonathan Cohn of The New Republic has an interesting analysis of the Veterans Administration scandal that runs 12 paragraphs. He should have stopped at 11. His final paragraph links VA failure to larger problems in the U.S. health care system: ... READ MORE
Whoops! If you are one of those sneaky people who thought you could get a higher ObamaCare subsidy by lying a teensy little bit (or more) about your income when you signed up for ObamaCare, you'll want to come clean ... READ MORE
"Asked by [ABC's Diane] Sawyer why [U.S. Ambassador to Libya Chris] Stevens was in Benghazi even though his own diary noted that there were 'never-ending security threats' there, [former Secretary of State Hillary] Clinton said he was there 'of his ... READ MORE
Conservatives riveted to their TV and computer screens tonight to watch sitting House Majority Leader Eric Canter lose the primary election portion of his House re-election race to an underfunded challenger may have missed another bit of astonishing news: A ... READ MORE
Although little of the news about the ObamaCare exchanges is good, let’s see if we still can’t find some humor in it. 1. Two Million Discrepancies. Of the 5.4 million people who signed up on the federal exchanges, about 2.1 ... READ MORE
Much love and respect goes out to those who served 70 years ago yesterday in the invasion of Normandy and the beginning of the liberation of Europe from Michael Dozier, a veteran and member of the National Center’s Project 21 ... READ MORE
It’s more of the same when it comes to jobless numbers. And that’s not good. The federal unemployment rate, which was released today, remained the same at 6.3 percent for the month of May. Fewer jobs, however, were created — ... READ MORE
Proposed Obama Administration rules to regulate coal are said to help stop global warming by its leftist supporters. The problem is that there hasn’t been any global warming since at least when Bill Clinton was still in the White House, ... READ MORE
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