By Enrico Trigoso New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s mandate last week for all city workers to get COVID-19 vaccines gave rise to even more protesters standing up against…
The Editors National Review Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have no clue how to deal with the many crises their administration has created, exacerbated, or failed to get under control,…
Jeremiah Poff The Ohio and Missouri state school board associations announced this week that they had withdrawn from the National School Boards Association amid continued fallout from the organization’s letter…
By Quin Hillyer Conservative constitutionalists, no less than politicians, should heed the old campaign maxim that people don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.…
by David M. Drucker A win by Republican Glenn Youngkin in the Virginia governor’s race presents a mortal threat to President Joe Biden’s agenda, prompting congressional Democrats to accelerate efforts…
By Anna Giaritelli AUSTIN, Texas — Whether the Biden administration will be able to follow through on the Supreme Court’s order to restart a Trump administration program that made asylum-seekers…
By Monica Crowley In the 2003 romantic comedy “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days,” a women’s magazine editor tasks her star columnist with an experiment to see if…
By Jackson Elliott, Cara Ding, Allan Stein, Steven Kovac, Jannis Falkenstern and Nick Ciolino American truckers don’t like taking orders. But the Biden administration has increased pressure on some of…
By Zachary Stieber Nearly 1,900 Washington state workers were fired or quit over the state’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, officials said Tuesday. Before the mandate led to resignations and terminations, the…
By Kyle Morris Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri is calling for Attorney General Merrick Garland to resign after Garland “mobilized the FBI to intimidate parents without legal basis.” Hawley…
By Nick Koutsobinas Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor decried the high court’s refusal to block the Texas abortion law as “catastrophic.” The court on Friday promptly agreed to review Texas…
By Sandy Fitzgerald The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that Cook County’s two taxes on guns and ammunition are in violation of the state’s Constitution, writing in 6-0 decision that…
