Federal Agencies May End Smithsonian Cooperation Under Trump
The officials cited a White House review that accused the National Museum of American History of promoting political activism.
Politics
The TIPP leadership index is a leading gauge of how Americans perceive the current administration's performance. Specifically the President.
Data Center Debate Draws Contrast Between Democrats And GOP In Georgia
Their approaches, and the policy implications that follow, could prove critical come Election Day.
The Philosophical Contradictions Of Democratic Socialism
Democratic socialism is attractive because it promises to reconcile democracy with economic equality
Women’s Liberation Leader Gloria Steinem Dies At 92
As a journalist and activist, she challenged the idea that issues affecting women should remain outside broader political and social debates.
Even After Affirmative Action’s Fall, DEI Thrives At Elite Law Schools
This group of editors used an increasingly common set of procedures that let it create more racial diversity without directly saying, “Whites need not apply.”
Victor Davis Hanson: Canada Is Picking the Wrong Fight With Trump
We remember the great relations we had with Prime Minister [Brian] Mulroney during the Bush administration.
Resistance Becomes Revolution: North Carolina, 1776
On Aug. 8, 1774, Rowan County freeholders adopted the Rowan Resolves, asserting the General Assembly’s authority over taxation and that Parliament’s attempt to tax the colony violated their constitutional rights.
‘The Supreme Court Failed’: Roy’s Birthright Citizenship Hearing Will Scrutinize SCOTUS Ruling
Wednesday’s hearing is the second in a series of subcommittee hearings probing the real-world ramifications of birthright citizenship, which was recently reaffirmed by the Supreme Court in Trump v. Barbara.
House Weighs Senate Funding Bill That Would Delay New White House Funding Rules To Combat ‘Wasteful Spending’
The House passed a bill on July 21 to fund the government through Dec. 4, without any provision related to the OMB rule.
Woodrow Wilson’s Vision Of ‘Progress’ Was At Odds With Human Nature
Today’s federal government employs over 2 million people. It is composed of over 400 agencies that often combine legislative, executive, and judicial powers.
Ken Paxton Launches College Student Initiative Ahead Of Texas Senate Race
The college chapters will serve as hubs for students to get involved in the campaign, recruit classmates, register and mobilize voters, and volunteer in their communities.
Republicans Can’t Afford To Waste September
The House of Representatives is scheduled to be in session for just 35 days between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, while the Senate is expected to be in session for only 29 days.
Latino Merchants Are Fighting Against an Atheist’s Lawsuit To Remove Century-Old Cross In Historic Los Angeles
Olvera Street is part of El Pueblo de Los Angeles, the historic heart of the city near where Los Angeles was founded in 1781.
The WNBA Became A DEI Circus—Now Caitlin Clark Could Pull the Plug
And then they had some fouls that you would not believe this last two weeks. Tackling people. Caitlin Clark hits a three-pointer and a girl goes by and just hits her.
192 Democrats Vote Against Resolution Condemning Socialism, Supporting Constitution And Secure Elections
Reps. Maggie Goodlander, D-N.H., and Chrissy Houlahan, D-Pa., voted “present” on the resolution. Eleven other Democrats did not vote on the resolution.
Victor Davis Hanson: Carney Picked A Trade War With Trump—But Why?
The problem is that Canada pretty much got into a habit the last few years of running up a $50 billion to $70 billion surplus with the United States