Poll: Majority Of Americans Worried About ‘Ineligible’ Voters Casting Ballots As Dems Fight Voter ID
A new Gallup poll finds voters are worried about ineligible persons voting. Yet the Senate continues to block legislation that would stop it.
DOJ Takes On Leftist Attempt To Punish Any Lawyer Who Disagrees With Democrats
A new DOJ lawsuit represents a vital step toward ending an un-American war on disfavored attorneys and defenders of disfavored causes.
SCOTUS Case Makes Freight Brokers Responsible For Crashes Caused By Commercial Immigrant Drivers
In Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, SCOTUS found that freight brokers can be held legally responsible for hiring unsafe trucking companies.
DOJ: By Its Own Admission, Yale Med School Illegally Discriminates Against White, Asian Applicants
By its own admissions, Yale Medical School has seemingly been caught engaging in racial discrimination, not holistic admission decisions.
White House: Iran Gets Nothing Unless It Gets Rid Of Its Nuclear Stockpile
The Trump admin's negotiations with Iran do not include any pathway for it to get a nuclear weapon or no-strings-attached handouts of cash.
‘Cherish Them All’: Racing Fans Will Never Forget NASCAR Legend Kyle Busch
Busch's words after his last win now seem eerily prescient: 'You never know when the last one is going to be, so cherish them all.'
Gavin Newsom Finds A Grain Of Sand And Declares That He Personally Built A Stunning New Beach
In February, California Governor Gavin Newsom swaggered around a major new construction yard for high-speed rail. Today it's empty.
SCOTUS Execution Case Exemplifies The Thomas-Alito Dream Team At Its Best
Thomas and Alito's dissents in Hamm v. Smith show how they work together to move the Supreme Court's jurisprudence in the right direction.
A California Rancher’s Legal Crisis Shows What’s Wrong With The American Beef Market
Santa Carota Ranch finishes cattle on carrots for a sweet and nutrient-dense beef. A processor has allegedly been mixing it with other beef.
More Brewpubs And Museums Won’t Revive Cities Like Dallas, But Better Schools And More Cops Will
Dallasites need to focus on good schools, low crime, cheaper housing, and low taxes before culture and lifestyle.
Are More People Going To Church Because Fewer Are Going To College?
Higher education's collapse may be doing more to slow the decline of American religion than any revival, awakening, or demographic shift.