On Monday, America marks our second Juneteenth national holiday. Some will focus on the severe pain and death that slavery inflicted on blacks between 1619 and 1865. It would be far more useful, however, to celebrate so much that black ... READ MORE
This week, former Clinton Campaign attorney Michael Sussman was found not guilty on one count of lying to the FBI. In some respects, the verdict was surprising, while in others it wasn't. The evidence presented at trial was overwhelming. By ... READ MORE
Many Americans have felt inflation’s sting as it climbs to 8.5% — the highest level in over 40 years. This has increased the cost in housing, heating, food and everyday expenses — causing many to live paycheck-to-paycheck while others look for ... READ MORE
Florida lawmakers voted to end the Walt Disney Company’s special, self-government privileges, which it never should have received. Since 1967, Disney has operated its own mini-state, surrounded by Florida — much as the Vatican is encircled by Rome. The Reedy ... READ MORE
After the fall of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, the United States valiantly rose as an unchallenged global superpower holding a dominant position in influence, military, economy, and resources. The U.S. is abundantly rich in ... READ MORE
In the wake of the horrific mass shooting that took place in Sacramento, California, over the last week, politicians and media pundits have rushed to their soapboxes to proclaim, once again, that guns are the root of all evil and ... READ MORE
Lenient Sentencing Should Disqualify Her From the Supreme Court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s troubling record on child pornography is a big deal. Child pornography is an epidemic plaguing our country. Filmed rape of children is a federal crime and causes a ... READ MORE
You might not know it from the news coverage, but Ketanji Brown Jackson isn’t the first black person to be named to the United States Supreme Court. She’s not even the second. But the fawning coverage might make you think ... READ MORE
The legacy of the civil rights movement, for which so many people fought and died, is hanging by a thread. Why? Equity. In 2018, California enacted the blatantly unconstitutional SB 826, which requires publicly held corporations to have a state-mandated number of ... READ MORE
Over the next several weeks, the Department of Education will consider implementing new regulations and requirements that will single out proprietary or "for-profit" colleges. These sweeping new regulatory changes will drastically alter the ability of the students admitted to these ... READ MORE
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Juneteenth: A Perfect Day to Cheer Black Success, by Deroy Murdock
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We’ve Just Witnessed Jury Nullification in the DC Swamp
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‘All of the Above’ Energy Policy Would Help Reduce Energy Poverty Here and Abroad, by Derrick Hollie & Vijay Jayaraj
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Disney Steps in Mousetrap of Its Own Making, by Deroy Murdock
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Rush to Green Renewables Won’t Bring U.S. Energy Independence, by Derrick Hollie
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Sacramento Mass Shooting Confirms What Experts Already Knew, But Media Won’t Tell, by Craig DeLuz
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Being Soft on Pedophilia and Child Pornography Is a Big Deal, by Patrina Mosley
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Confirmation Bias
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How The Left’s Push For ‘Equity’ Is Destroying Equality, by Joe Mobley
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For-Profit Schools: Key to Minority Students’ Economic Mobility
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