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Biden's Dangerous Two-Faced Approach With Israel

By: Michael Goodwin， New York Post
During most of the six months of Israel's war with Hamas, President Biden has given support to our ally with one hand and undercut it with the other.

Biden's Dangerous Two-Faced Approach With Israel

CA Workers Learn Hard Way About Being Priced Out of a Job

By: Victoria Taft， PJ Media
Greetings West Coast, Messed Coast™ readers! This week, your humble correspondent has witnessed another tranche of elitist Democrats ruin the lives of thousands of people and pretend everything's fine.

CA Workers Learn Hard Way About Being Priced Out of a Job

Netanyahu Owes the U.S. Better Answers About Gaza

By: LZ Granderson， L.A. Times
Americans are supplying the weapons that enable Israel's war. In exchange, Israel should show that it is pursuing peace.

Netanyahu Owes the U.S. Better Answers About Gaza

6 Months Since October 7, There Are No Winners Here

By: Frida Ghitis， CNN
Almost exactly six months ago, Israelis awoke to a nightmare. Civilians in the southern part of the country, areas near the border with Gaza, were under a brutal, ongoing attack. It would become the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust and a prelude to unspeakable suffering on both sides of the border.

6 Months Since October 7, There Are No Winners Here

What Makes a Woman a Woman

By: J.K. Rowling， X／Twitter
You've asked me several questions on this thread and accused me of avoiding answering, so here goes.

What Makes a Woman a Woman

Why Is California Behind Others in Curbing Homelessness?

By: Loh ＆amp； Love， L.A. Times
While Houston and Austin make strides, Los Angeles, San Francisco and other Golden State cities continue to struggle. But there are solutions available.

Why Is California Behind Others in Curbing Homelessness?

Biden & His Handlers Hell-Bent on Destroying U.S.

By: Victor Davis Hanson， FOX News
If an enemy wanted to destroy America, could he or she do anything much more catastrophic than what is already currently happening in our country?

Biden & His Handlers Hell-Bent on Destroying U.S.

SC Coach: Transgender Athletes 'Should Be Able To Play'

By: Rudy Chinchilla， NBC News
Staley signaled that she was ready for any potential blowback caused by her comments.

SC Coach: Transgender Athletes 'Should Be Able To Play'

Donald Trump's Insatiable Bloodlust

By: Maureen Dowd， New York Times
An earthquake. An eclipse. A bridge collapse. A freak blizzard. A biblical flood. Donald Trump leading in battleground states. Apocalyptic

Donald Trump's Insatiable Bloodlust

Elon Musk Doesn't Really Love Free Speech

By: Arwa Mahdawi， The Guardian
The X owner is paying legal bills of people 'unfairly treated' over their posts while weaponizing the law to shut down his critics

Elon Musk Doesn't Really Love Free Speech

Dems Only Need To Make One Argument for Biden

By: Ana Marie Cox， CNN
To win in November, President Joe Biden and other Democrats must seize upon and never let up on abortion rights as their most important policy focus. Democrats' historical reticence to give a full-throated and explicit defense of abortion rights or to take advantage of congressional majorities to enshrine those rights into law kept the door open for Republicans to find a way to overturn Roe v Wade. The painful irony is that because of this policy mismanagement, Democrats have transmuted the hardship and suffering of hundreds of thousands of would-be abortion-seekers into a wave of ballot-box...

Dems Only Need To Make One Argument for Biden

Dems' Anti-Free Speech Allies Turn Against Them

By: Jonathan Turley， The Hill
You are "killing people," President Biden told social media companies a couple of years ago. He sought to shame executives into censoring more Americans. Biden has lashed out at disinformation by anti-vaxxers, "election deniers" and others. This month, those words were thrown back at Biden himself as a "genocide denier" by protesters who have labeled him "Genocide Joe" over his support for Israel.

Dems' Anti-Free Speech Allies Turn Against Them

If MTG Wins on Ukraine Aid, We'll Be in Dangerous Territory

By: Julian Zelizer， CNN
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia is the new boss in town. The representative, who is known for her reactionary rhetoric and references to conspiracy theories, is now strongly suggesting that she will force a vote to oust Republican Speaker Mike Johnson should he move forward with an aid package for Ukraine.

If MTG Wins on Ukraine Aid, We'll Be in Dangerous Territory

American Conservatism Clarifies Natcon's Contribution

By: Peter Berkowitz， RCP
Members of moral, political, and religious traditions share basic assumptions, fundamental principles, and central convictions about their associations and institutions. Since human beings are self-interested and fallible, words and concepts are many-sided and ambiguous, and justice makes competing demands, traditions - no matter how noble and good their purposes - naturally divide into rival camps that espouse clashing interpretations of their shared inheritance. Grappling with this diversity and dissent within a framework of overall unity is a mark of a living, breathing tradition.

American Conservatism Clarifies Natcon's Contribution

Israelis Are United in Their Determination To Survive

By: Rob Killick， Spiked
Israelis are divided by politics, but united in their determination to survive.

Israelis Are United in Their Determination To Survive

Do Our Leaders, 'Experts' & Pundits Want World War III?

By: Douglas MacKinnon， The Hill
At least within the circles I run, people who encounter purposely-created insanity and danger openly acknowledge the insanity and danger and, for reasons of self-protection and survival, want it stopped as fast as possible.

Do Our Leaders, 'Experts' & Pundits Want World War III?

PA Fracking Boom Weighs on Biden's Re-Election Chances

By: Zitner ＆amp； Maher， WSJ
John Sabo and Josh Thieler grew up in Pittsburgh-area communities that were hit hard as 200,000 steel and manufacturing jobs disappeared from the region, upending their parents' generation and leaving main streets pocked with empty storefronts.

PA Fracking Boom Weighs on Biden’s Re-Election Chances

Biden Not Only Reason for Dems To Panic

By: Frank Miele， RealClearPolitics
One incident last week showed the dynamic of the 2024 presidential election campaign better than anything else yet, and what it reveals is that the Democrats have good reason to panic, and it has nothing to do with the obvious weakness of their candidate.

Biden Not Only Reason for Dems To Panic

The American Transport Crisis Tells Us Something

By: Rana Foroohar， Financial Times
From the Baltimore bridge collapse to chaos at Boeing, what look like discrete problems are in fact part of a wider dysfunction

The American Transport Crisis Tells Us Something

Judge Calls Out Biden DOJ's Blatant Double Standard

By: Jonathan Turley， New York Post
U.S. District Court Judge Ana Reyes slammed the DOJ for stonewalling Congress on the subpoenas while imprisoning figures like former Trump adviser Peter Navarro for doing the same thing.

Judge Calls Out Biden DOJ's Blatant Double Standard

Trump vs. Biden: Who Got More Done on Legislation?

By: Bill Scher， Washington Monthly
Biden, a veteran lawmaker, patiently worked with his congressional opponents and signed many major bills. Trump, an inexperienced hothead, did not.

Trump vs. Biden: Who Got More Done on Legislation?

CDC Should Never Have Been Exaggerating Risks of Covid

By: Jay Bhattacharya， JTN
Stanford University Professor of Medicine Dr. Jay Bhattacharya in an interview with John Solomon of 'Just The News' said the CDC and FDA gaslit Americans who were injured by the COVID vaccine. Dr. Bhattacharya says public health institutions should have been honest about COVID vaccine risks and possible side effects from the beginning and then taken care of people that were harmed.

CDC Should Never Have Been Exaggerating Risks of Covid

The Supreme Court Is Not Our Friend

By: Elie Mystal， The Nation
The former justice is calling on Americans to emulate the civility of Supreme Court justices, never mind the extreme harm some of those justices are doing.

The Supreme Court Is Not Our Friend

Disorder on Border: What Were They Thinking?

By: Michael Barone， Washington Examiner
President Biden surely misread the mood of the American public about illegal immigration. Its record levels are hurting him politically, as well they should.

Disorder on Border: What Were They Thinking?

The Exploitative Origins of Amazon

By: Karina Montoya， Washington Monthly
Since the very beginning, the internet giant has grown by stealing ideas, squelching competition, and cheating on its taxes.

Inside the Battle Over Nebraska's Electoral College Votes

By: David Weigel， Semafor
After a setback last week, Republicans are still pushing hard to turn the state's system back to winner-take all, and give Donald Trump a potentially critical edge.

Inside the Battle Over Nebraska's Electoral College Votes

The American Left's Milosevic Moment

By: Andrew Nutting， Tablet Magazine
The incitement of tribal hatreds and historical grievances under the cover of Marxist-Leninist language led to the destruction of the multiethnic country of Yugoslavia and the genocide of Bosnian Muslims. The parallels to American wokeism are hard to ignore.

The American Left's Milosevic Moment

Democrats Who Are Showing Up in Rural America

By: Jeff Bloodworth， Substack
Polarization is a by-product of Democrats. They don't even try to compete in rural America. Matt Barron should know. The principal at MLB Research Associates specializes in rural Democratic politics-and he sees a party that has quit rural America. The political consequences of this development are as obvious as they are profound.

Democrats Who Are Showing Up in Rural America

Mass General Brigham Puts Antiracism Ahead of Patients

By: Sally Satel， The Free Press
The new policy could compromise the well-being of black women and babies in the name of 'equity,' reports Sally Satel.

McKinsey's Diversity Fog

By: John Hirschauer， City Journal
The consulting giant touts its studies purporting to show that race- and gender-conscious hiring leads to greater profits-but it likely has the causation backward.

Gold Is Speaking Very Loudly Now, Is Anyone Listening?

By: John Tamny， Forbes
To bring the Fed into a discussion of the dollar is just odd.

Israel Should Not Be Bullied Into Letting Hamas Survive

By: Gerard Baker， Wall St. Journal
If the Jewish state can be bullied into letting Hamas survive, how can any free nation defend itself?

Israel Should Not Be Bullied Into Letting Hamas Survive

It's Beginning To Look a Lot Like 2016

By: Becket Adams， The Hill
In politics, anything can happen. But at the rate things are going, Donald Trump seems increasingly likely to return to the Oval Office.

It's Beginning To Look a Lot Like 2016

Senate, House, and WH Could All Change Hands in November

By: Ed Kilgore， NY Mag
With the two major parties matched pretty evenly, it's not too surprising that margin of control in the House and Senate (at present three seats in the House and just one in the Senate) make them very vulnerable to a change of ownership in November. The close nature of five out of the 21st century's six presidential elections, along with a rare rematch between the last two winners, makes predictions in the 2024 presidential contest problematic as well, even before you get to factors like Donald Trump's civil and criminal trials, his and Joe Biden's advanced age, and the possibility of another...

Senate, House, and WH Could All Change Hands in November

Trump's 2024 Bid Is an Antidemocratic Revenge Fantasy

By: Molly Jong-Fast， Vanity Fair
Donald Trump's 2024 bid is an antidemocratic revenge fantasy being treated like a conventional political campaign.

Trump’s 2024 Bid Is an Antidemocratic Revenge Fantasy

GOP Senators, Hopefuls Fall In Line w/Trump's Abortion Stance

By: Caldwell， et al，＆nbsp；WP
GOP candidates running for Senate in swing states are largely embracing the states' rights message on abortion that Donald Trump outlined yesterday.

GOP Senators, Hopefuls Fall In Line w/Trump’s Abortion Stance

Regime's Effort To Bankrupt Opponents Must Be Stopped

By: Wax ＆amp； Paltzik， Am Mind
President Trump is enduring an onslaught of lawsuits calculated to bankrupt him and show trials designed to imprison him. Just a few years ago it would have unfathomable to imagine an open conspiracy of judges, prosecutors, elected officials, bureaucrats, academics, and media figures feverishly plotting the destruction of Trump through relentless lawfare in a desperate gambit to keep him out of the White House. But that is precisely the situation at hand today.

Regime’s Effort To Bankrupt Opponents Must Be Stopped

Trump Moderating on Abortion Is Biden's Worst Nightmare

By: Juan Villasmil， Newsweek
The reality is that a Trump who moderates his stance on abortion is a Trump that Joe Biden fears challenging in November.

Trump Moderating on Abortion Is Biden's Worst Nightmare

Biden Is Now Chasing the 'Death to America' Voter

By: David Harsanyi， The Federalist
Remember, the same Democrats who are chanting 'Death to Israel' will inevitably wish 'Death to America,' as well.

Biden Is Now Chasing the 'Death to America' Voter

The Kind of Behavior Leftism Encourages

By: Greg Gutfeld， FOX News
FOX News host Greg Gutfeld gave his thoughts on the Israeli invasion of Gaza and "death to America" chants in the United States on Monday's edition of 'The Five.'

The Kind of Behavior Leftism Encourages

What the FISA Fight Means for Johnson's Speakership

By: Bradley Devlin，＆nbsp；TAC
If House Speaker Mike Johnson can't thread the needle on FISA, could it be the beginning of the end for his speakership?

What the FISA Fight Means for Johnson's Speakership

Why Trump's Alarming Takeover of the RNC Is Backfiring

By: Zeeshan Aleem， MSNBC
It's been roughly a month since former President Donald Trump's hand-picked allies took the reins of the Republican National Committee - the most tangible example of Trump's ever-tightening grip on the GOP's party apparatus. But the takeover isn't going well.

Why Trump’s Alarming Takeover of the RNC Is Backfiring

After 6 Months of War, We May Lose Palestine Completely

By: Raja Shehadeh， Guardian
Israel's onslaught has been on a scale never seen before. I spend my days searching for hope, says the author Raja Shehadeh

After 6 Months of War, We May Lose Palestine Completely

Party of Reagan? Please.This GOP Is the Appeaser Generation

By: Walter Shapiro， TNR
Congress is back (yikes), and Speaker Johnson can force a Ukraine aid vote-and it would pass. But even Johnson isn't the real appeaser here.

Party of Reagan? Please.This GOP Is the Appeaser Generation

Hillary To Students on Gaza: Can We Talk & Not Shout?

By: Joan Vennochi， Boston Globe
A panel on the state of democracy around the world, moderated by Hillary Clinton, was discussing the now-famous words that she spoke in 1995: "Human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights," said the then-first lady at a United Nations World Conference on Women that was held in Beijing.

Hillary To Students on Gaza: Can We Talk & Not Shout?

Shame on Govt Employees Who Covered Up Covid Facts

By: Sen. Rand Paul， FOX News
Here's what my investigation has recently discovered regarding government officials from 15 federal agencies and what they knew about the Wuhan Institute of Virology in 2018.

Shame on Govt Employees Who Covered Up Covid Facts

Behind the Curtain: America's Reality Distortion Machine

By: VandeHei ＆amp； Allen， Axios
Here's a wild thought experiment: What if we've been deceived into thinking we're more divided, more dysfunctional and more defeated than we actually are?

Behind the Curtain: America's Reality Distortion Machine

Why Donald Trump's 'Moderation' on Abortion Is a Lie

By: Eric Levitz， Vox
To see what a second Trump administration would mean for reproductive rights, look to the mogul's record and alliances.

Why Donald Trump's 'Moderation' on Abortion Is a Lie

Biden's Insane Asylum Policy Makes Life Easier for Criminals

By: Michael Goodwin， NYP
A Sunday Post report told the harrowing story of eight migrants, at least one of them an armed Venezuelan, who were squatting in a Bronx house.

Biden’s Insane Asylum Policy Makes Life Easier for Criminals

Trump, RFK Jr. and the Disillusioned Black Voter

By: Jason Riley， Wall Street Journal
Working-class minorities are less concerned with identity politics than they are with the economy.

Trump, RFK Jr. and the Disillusioned Black Voter

Democrats Nervous Trump Wooing Centrists From Biden

By: Amie Parnes， The Hill
Democrats are growing increasingly nervous that former President Trump will woo centrist voters away from President Biden.

Democrats Nervous Trump Wooing Centrists From Biden

Why Young Voters Aren't Warming Up to Biden

By: Trevor Hughes， USA Today
Polls show young people don't like either Trump or Biden and they're angry they're expected to pick one. Some young liberals may not vote at all.

Why Young Voters Aren't Warming Up to Biden

Arizona Supreme Court Upends Trump's Gambit on Abortion

By: Dan Balz， Wash Post
It took little more than a day for Donald Trump's political gambit on abortion to come undone.

Arizona Supreme Court Upends Trump's Gambit on Abortion

Are Americans Really So Divided?

By: Bevan，＆nbsp；Cannon ＆amp； Walworth， RCP on SiriusXM
Tuesday on the RealClearPolitics radio show (Monday through Friday at 6:00 p.m. EDT on SiriusXM's P.O.T.U.S. Channel 124), Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth discuss Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's influence in the House and the consequences of U.S. peace efforts in Gaza.

Are Americans Really So Divided?

Could Housing Crisis in CA Help Trump Win NV?

By: Benjamin Oreskes， Los Angeles Times
Christine Dyken had just returned home after picking up her grandson from school, and she was stressed.

Could Housing Crisis in CA Help Trump Win NV?

Inside the Pro-Palestine Movement Bird-Dogging Biden

By: Jack Crosbie， Rolling Stone
These activists turned Joe Biden's New York City ritzy fundraiser with Obama and Clinton into a night of protests against Israel's war in Gaza.

Inside the Pro-Palestine Movement Bird-Dogging Biden

How Taxpayers Will Heavily Subsidize Democrat Turnout in '24

By: Ben Weingarten， RCI
Progressives are using legal loopholes and the power of the federal government to maximize Democrat votes in the 2024 election at taxpayers' expense, RealClearInvestigations has found.

How Taxpayers Will Heavily Subsidize Democrat Turnout in '24

Barack Obama Created Recipe for National Disintegration

By: Michael Lind， Tablet
Is the United States a nation-state, in which there is an "American people" whose members have more in common with each other than merely being subject to the jurisdiction of American federal, state, and local governments?

Barack Obama Created Recipe for National Disintegration

Book Exposes Dark-Money Groups Remaking America

By: Logan Washburn， Federalist
The new book 'Arabella' shows that the left's network of influence far outpaces that of the right in areas such as elections and abortion.

Book Exposes Dark-Money Groups Remaking America

Competition w/China Must Be Won, Not Managed

By: Pottinger ＆amp； Gallagher， Foreign Affairs
America's competition with China must be won, not managed.

Competition w/China Must Be Won, Not Managed

Will Biden Let Israel Finish Off Hamas?

By: Larry Kudlow， New York Sun
And will he back up his own defense secretary, Lloyd Austin, who denies Israel is committing genocide?

Will Biden Let Israel Finish Off Hamas?

The Real Estate Nightmare Unfolding in Downtown St. Louis

By: Konrad Putzier， WSJ
The office district is empty, with boarded up towers, copper thieves and failing retail-even the Panera outlet shut down. The city is desperately trying to reverse the ‘doom loop.'

The Real Estate Nightmare Unfolding in Downtown St. Louis

Yellen in China: Failure Was the Only Option

By: Gordon Chang， Newsweek
Xi Jinping has made it clear that he does not intend to change course on exports. Janet Yellen's pleading with his subordinates will not work.

Yellen in China: Failure Was the Only Option

RFK Jr. Sounds Like Trump As He Courts MAGA Voters

By: Thompson ＆amp； Nichols， Axios
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is making targeted appeals to Donald Trump supporters, pledging to "seal the border" from undocumented migrants and investigate the prosecutions of pro-Trump rioters who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

RFK Jr. Sounds Like Trump As He Courts MAGA Voters

The Tree of Debt Must Stop Growing

By: Martin Wolf， Financial Times
Since the era of ultra-low interest rates ended, large-scale government borrowing is looking more and more problematic

The Tree of Debt Must Stop Growing

Ukraine Will Win If Congress Provides More Aid

By: Abrams， et al.，＆nbsp；CNN
Ukrainians are fighting for their existence. On territory that Russia occupies, it tortures Ukrainian citizens, kidnaps Ukrainian children and murders Ukrainian leaders. On territory Russia can reach with its weapons, it strikes civilians and rescue workers. Russian missiles, drones and bombs destroy churches and monuments to the Holocaust. Russian occupation threatens Ukraine's Muslims, the Crimean Tatars.

Ukraine Will Win If Congress Provides More Aid

No More Special Counsels

By: James Burnham， City Journal
It's past time to put an end to one of the most destructive regimes in American law enforcement.

No More Special Counsels

Inflation Never Went Away

By: Byron York， Washington Examiner
The government announced Wednesday morning that inflation rose 0.4% in March, part of a 3.5% increase on an annual basis.

Inflation Never Went Away

Resurgent Inflation Looms Over Biden Re-Election

By: Politi ＆amp； Jones， Financial Times
Consumer prices are rising quickly at just the wrong time for the US president

Resurgent Inflation Looms Over Biden Re-Election

Biden Zeitgeist Watch: Arrows Are Up, the Reality Not So Much

By: Joe Klein， Substack
A month or so ago, I thought I detected a slight Biden zeitgeist zephyr after the State of the Union speech...and we've seen a minuscule improvement in a few of the polls in recent weeks.

Biden Zeitgeist Watch: Arrows Are Up, the Reality Not So Much

As Trial Nears, Trump Can't Keep Hush

By: Heather Parton， Salon
Trump is very worried about his election interference case for good reason

As Trial Nears, Trump Can't Keep Hush

The First Amendment's Terms of Service

By: Loury ＆amp； Shellenberger， Substack
Maybe my least surprising political position is advocacy for free and open discourse. Without free speech as a bedrock principle, democracy would mean little. If we can't, as private citizens, receive, judge, and debate ideas and information, the decisions we make on the basis of that information cannot themselves be considered "free" in any meaningful sense. If some central authority prevents me from discussing information-or even the possibility of the existence of information-that could change people's minds about that authority's course of action, all of our rights have been damaged.

The First Amendment's Terms of Service

U.S. Helps Pro-Ukraine Media Run Fog Machine of War

By: Lee Fang， RCI＆nbsp；＆amp； LeeFang.com
Ukraine's American-backed fight against Russia is being waged not only in the blood-soaked trenches of the Donbas region but also on what military planners call the cognitive battlefield - to win hearts and minds.

U.S. Helps Pro-Ukraine Media Run Fog Machine of War

Why No Labels Is the Fyre Festival of Politics

By: Chris Lehmann， The Nation
The self-described centrist alternative to the two major parties failed spectacularly this year-but such a lavishly funded shakedown operation may not be dead for good.

Why No Labels Is the Fyre Festival of Politics

The Human Toll of Biden's Broken Border

By: Peder Zane， RealClearPolitics
For women and children, the road to hell is paved with Democrats' good intentions.

The Human Toll of Biden's Broken Border

Hogan Gives GOP Huge Opportunity in Deep Blue Maryland

By: Alan Jamison， AMAC
Former Maryland Republican Governor Larry Hogan has never been viewed as a great champion of traditional conservative values.

Hogan Gives GOP Huge Opportunity in Deep Blue Maryland

Is Trump on Track To Win 20% of the Black Vote?

By: Sean Trende， RCP＆nbsp；on SiriusXM
Wednesday on the RealClearPolitics radio show (Monday through Friday at 6:00 p.m. EDT on SiriusXM's P.O.T.U.S. Channel 124), RCP elections analyst Sean Trende discusses his new piece asking whether Donald Trump is really on track to win the highest proportion of black voters for any Republican since Nixon: Will Black Voters Back Republicans? A Political Science Perspective

Is Trump on Track To Win 20% of the Black Vote?

Republicans Flag Problems in Small-Donor Cash Crunch

By: Susan Crabtree，＆nbsp；RCP
Back in 2019, when Republicans were riding a Donald Trump-produced tidal wave of small-dollar donations, a cadre of GOP consultants were finally bullish about their ability to compete with Democrats' grassroots fundraising juggernaut.

Republicans Flag Problems in Small-Donor Cash Crunch

Weaponized FBI Targets Biden's Political Opposition

By: Lloyd Billingsley， Chronicles
All the clocks are striking thirteen.

Weaponized FBI Targets Biden's Political Opposition

Nebraska Winner-Take-All Might Determine White House

By: Charlie Kirk， War Room
Charlie Kirk in an interview with 'War Room' host Steve Bannon called on Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen to call a special session to pass legislation making all of the state's electoral college votes go to the winner of the state.

Nebraska Winner-Take-All Might Determine White House

PACE Survey Shows the Path to Civic Unity

By: Hans Zeiger， Fulcrum
Zeiger is president of the Jack Miller Center, a nationwide network of scholars and teachers committed to advancing the core texts and ideas of the American political tradition.In his timeless essay Politics and the English Language, George Orwell wrote, Political language - and with variations t...

PACE Survey Shows the Path to Civic Unity

Les Leopold on 'Wall Street's War on Workers'

By: Matt Taibbi， Racket News
Interview with Les Leopold, author of "Wall Street's War on Workers," the book neither party wants you to read

Les Leopold on 'Wall Street's War on Workers'

The Humane Genius of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'

By: Noah Rinsky， The Free Press
Over the show's twelve seasons, Larry David taught us not to sweat the big stuff. Noah Rinsky bids farewell.

The Only Way for Israel To Truly Defeat Hamas

By: Ami Ayalon， Foreign Affairs
The Zionist dream depends on a two-state solution.

The Only Way for Israel To Truly Defeat Hamas

Inflation Politics in 2024

By: Bevan， Cannon ＆amp； Walworth， RCP on SiriusXM
Thursday on the RealClearPolitics radio show (Monday through Friday at 6:00 p.m. EDT on SiriusXM's P.O.T.U.S. Channel 124), Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth talk about the impact of inflation on the 2024 election campaign, Nebraska considering changing its electoral vote counting scheme to winner-take-all, new poll numbers in the swing state of Florida, and former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan running for Senate.

Inflation Politics in 2024

Media 'Buried' Truth About Dexter Reed Police Shooting

By: Jesse Watters， FOX News
Radio host Dana Loesch sounds off on the left's response to Dexter Reed incident on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.' #jessewattersprimetime #foxnews

O.J. Simpson Put America's Legal System on Trial

By: Alan Dershowitz， The Hill
The death of O.J. Simpson brings back memories of his very divisive criminal trial and controversial verdict. Americans split over his case largely along racial lines. Many African Americans hoped for and believed in his innocence, while many whites believed with equal fervor that he was guilty.

O.J. Simpson Put America’s Legal System on Trial

America in the Age of O.J. Simpson

By: Peggy Noonan， Wall Street Journal
His case gave rise to a new kind of fame and left Americans of all races cynical about the law.

America in the Age of O.J. Simpson

Abortion, Arizona, and the 2024 Presidential Election

By: Susan Glasser， The New Yorker
On abortion, Arizona, and the 2024 Presidential election.

Abortion, Arizona, and the 2024 Presidential Election

Republicans Must Wake Up

By: Tom Klingenstein
Donald Trump must make the anti-American ideology of group quotas a central issue of his presidential campaign.

Republicans Must Wake Up

Latino and Black Voters Could Elect Trump

By: Patrick Ruffini， Wall Street Journal
Even a modest racial realignment would provide the margin of victory for Republicans in November.

Latino and Black Voters Could Elect Trump

Brutal Critique Proves NPR Is a Leftist-Only Zone

By: Tim Murtaugh， Washington Times
Public broadcaster preaches diversity but employs no conservatives at all

Brutal Critique Proves NPR Is a Leftist-Only Zone

Biden's Creeping Betrayal of Israel

By: Brendan O'Neill， Spiked
Sacrificing an ally to appease the activist class? That's low, Joe.

Biden’s Creeping Betrayal of Israel

The News Media Has Helped Normalize Hamas

By: Dan Perry， Newsweek
We have failed to tell the story of a jihadi outfit considered a terrorist group by the United States with excellent reason.

The News Media Has Helped Normalize Hamas

What Rush Hath Wrought

By: Daniel Oppenheimer， Substack
We continue to underestimate Rush Limbaugh's influence on the modern right-wing style.

What Rush Hath Wrought

NPR in Turmoil After It Is Accused of Liberal Bias

By: Mullin ＆amp； Robertson， New York Times
An essay from an editor at the broadcaster has generated a firestorm of criticism about the network on social media, especially among conservatives.

NPR in Turmoil After It Is Accused of Liberal Bias

The Juice and the Monster Jealousy

By: Maureen Dowd， New York Times
On Thursday, I went over to South Bundy Drive in Brentwood, where the double murder happened. O.J. Simpson was dead

The Juice and the Monster Jealousy

America Is Bored of Trump. He Won't Win the Election

By: Isaac Schorr， The Telegraph
Donald Trump won the 2016 election because he was seen as a plucky, unconventional underdog running against not just a face of the establishment, but arguably its most reviled representative.

America Is Bored of Trump. He Won't Win the Election

Dems Turned Colorado Blue. Can GOP Win It Back?

By: Nathan Worcester， Epoch Times
What happened to the home of 'South Park Republicans'? It's a complex story involving big money, demographics, GOP infighting, and the disputed 'Trump factor.'

Dems Turned Colorado Blue. Can GOP Win It Back?

GOP Fleeing Stench of a Rotten Congress

By: Frank Bruni， New York Times
When it comes to Donald Trump, House Republicans do a convincing pantomime of love. Many of them chirpily parrot his lies. Most of them merrily launder his misdeeds. They grovel for his favor, gush about getting his endorsement and speak and vote in line with his desires.

GOP Fleeing Stench of a Rotten Congress

Media 'Buried' Truth About Dexter Reed Police Shooting

By: Jesse Watters， FOX News
Radio host Dana Loesch sounds off on the left's response to Dexter Reed incident on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

Media 'Buried' Truth About Dexter Reed Police Shooting

How Biden Hopes To Stop RFK Jr. From Becoming Spoiler

By: Joey Garrison， USA Today
Haunted by spoilers in past elections, President Joe Biden's Democratic allies have mobilized efforts to stop Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

How Biden Hopes To Stop RFK Jr. From Becoming Spoiler

Trump Aims To Show That Democrats Are the Radical Ones

By: Kimberley Strassel， WSJ
He embraces states' rights and aims to show that Democrats are the radical ones.

Trump Aims To Show That Democrats Are the Radical Ones

How Trump Plans To Win

By: Julian Zelizer， CNN
While many Democrats still consider former President Donald Trump to be about pure chaotic improvisation and impulse, they should consider that his campaign team has put together a very clear roadmap as to how they intend to work different institutions to their advantage. A potentially successful multi-prong strategy with electoral, media, legal, legislative and third-party intervention appears to be in place.

How Trump Plans To Win

No Labels Is Down But Not Out

By: Nancy Jacobson， Wall Street Journal
We'll continue to search for and support candidates who can fill America's leadership vacuum.

No Labels Is Down But Not Out

Will There Be a Presidential Debate This Fall?

By: Bevan，＆nbsp；Cannon ＆amp； Walworth， RCP／SiriusXM
Friday on the RealClearPolitics radio show, Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan, and Carl Cannon discuss whether Trump and Biden will meet for a presidential debate this fall, new polls in Texas showing Sen. Ted Cruz ahead of his Democratic challenger, the release of bodycam footage of a Chicago traffic stop that ended with the shooting death of a young black man, and NPR facing criticism for "liberal bias."

Will There Be a Presidential Debate This Fall?

Keeping Parents 'in the Loop' on Kids' Education

By: Grazie Christie， Florida Politics
I can hardly think of anything more vital than school officials' transparency with parents when it comes to their children.

Keeping Parents 'in the Loop' on Kids' Education

Constitution Gives Us 3 Branches of Government, Not 4

By: Vivek Ramaswamy， FOX Biz
Former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy says the only solution to elements the federal bureaucracy mobilizing "to re-elect Joe Biden" is to "shut it down."

Constitution Gives Us 3 Branches of Government, Not 4

AZ's Retrograde Abortion Law Could Be a Gift to Biden

By: Zeeshan Aleem， MSNBC
A ballot measure in the battleground state could turbo-charge Democrats' performance.

AZ's Retrograde Abortion Law Could Be a Gift to Biden

Can Tester Defy the Odds in Montana?

By: Nate Moore， Substack
GOP control of the Senate likely hinges on Jon Tester's ability to defy the odds.

Can Tester Defy the Odds in Montana?

Defund Neo-Con/Neo-Liberal Global Abuse of Our Military

By: Citizen Soldier， RCDefense
President George W. Bush's rationale for invading Iraq was simple, and chilling: Act now because we cannot wait for the final proof - the smoking gun - that could come in the form of a mushroom cloud.

Defund Neo-Con/Neo-Liberal Global Abuse of Our Military

Growing Latino Support for Wall, Strict Border Enforcement

By: Byron York， DC＆nbsp；Examiner
A new poll by Axios and Noticias Telemundo found that 42% of Latino Americans support building a wall or fence along the entire U.S.-Mexico border.

Growing Latino Support for Wall, Strict Border Enforcement

Why We Never Stopped Talking About O.J. Simpson

By: Constance Grady， Vox
Long after the Trial of the Century ended, we couldn't help obsessing over a fallen hero.

Why We Never Stopped Talking About O.J. Simpson

Will Hogan Be a Hero in Maryland Senate Race?

By: Salena Zito， Washington Examiner
Republican Larry Hogan left office as one of the most popular governors in the history of overwhelmingly Democratic Maryland. Now can he win for U.S. Senate?

Will Hogan Be a Hero in Maryland Senate Race?

How Lincoln's Assassination Changed American History

By: Brian Jordan， RCHistory
One hundred and fifty-nine years ago this Sunday, a 26-year-old white supremacist and Confederate sympathizer named John Wilkes Booth pointed a .44 caliber derringer pistol at the back of Abraham Linc

Chickens Coming Home To Roost for NPR and NYT

By: Michael Goodwin， New York Post
Just 32% of Americans say they trust the media a great deal or a fair amount, according to Gallup, which says the number matches a historic low.

O.J. Simpson, the White Bronco and America

By: Joe Concha， FOX News
The arrival of the reality TV industry began on June 17, 1994. That's the date of the infamous slow-speed chase with O.J. Simpson in a white Ford Bronco on a California highway.

What Are the Stakes of 'Civil War,' Really?

By: Jamelle Bouie， New York Times
Ahead of the release of Civil War, the new alt-history action-drama from the director Alex Garland, A24, the studio that

What Are the Stakes of 'Civil War,' Really?

Why Iran's Strike on Israel Could Start an Escalation Spiral

By: Daniel DePetris， MSNBC
A tense regional situation is becoming even more fraught. And this is not a low-cost scenario for the U.S.

Why Iran's Strike on Israel Could Start an Escalation Spiral

On Eve of Hush Money Trial, Trump Is All Talk

By: Rex Huppke， USA Today
Trump's first criminal trial is set to start Monday in New York, and he's showing the world just how chicken he is.

On Eve of Hush Money Trial, Trump Is All Talk

Joe Biden's Dangerous World

By: Francis Sempa， RealClearDefense

Joe Biden's Dangerous World

Iran's Supreme Leader Has Crossed an Israeli Red Line

By: Dubowitz ＆amp； Taleblu， NY Post
After years of using its terrorist proxies to strike Israelis, the Islamic Republic of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei launched a direct attack Saturday against the Jewish state.

Iran's Supreme Leader Has Crossed an Israeli Red Line

How Free-Market Fundamentalists Go Off the Rails

By: Sen. Marco Rubio， X／Twitter
@SenMarcoRubio: It seems my recent articles on industrial policy in @PostOpinions and @NationalAffairs have ruffled some feathers. @JonahDispatch @veroderugy @ericboehm87 @cpgrabow A short 🧵 on how free-market funda......

Dana White, Trump & the Rise of Cage-Match Politics

By: Flegenheimer ＆amp； Bernstein， NYT
White, chief executive of the bloody and beloved Ultimate Fighting Championship, has shot to the peak of Trump-era culture and political influence. What does he want?

American Anti-War Activists Cheer for Iran's War

By: Olivia Reingold， The Free Press
At a left-wing conference in Chicago, activists believe Iran is 'part of the arc of resistance because the enemies are Israel and the USA.'

American Anti-War Activists Cheer for Iran's War

U.S. Fatalities in 2023 Return to Pre-Pandemic Trendline

By: Bill King， RealClearPolitics
According to the current statistics from the National Center for Health Statistics, the number of fatalities in the United States last year declined to 3,078,290 from 3,269,042 in 2022. That number is very close to the pre-pandemic trendline.

U.S. Fatalities in 2023 Return to Pre-Pandemic Trendline

Iran Just Made a Big Mistake, Israel Shouldn't Follow.

By: Tom Friedman， New York Times
There now needs to be a large, sustained, global initiative to isolate Iran.

Iran Just Made a Big Mistake, Israel Shouldn't Follow.

Warrantless FISA Searches of U.S. Citizens Are Wrong

By: David Deavel， AMAC
"We have two parties, and only two," the legendary journalist and conservative political activist M. Stanton Evans liked to say: "One is the evil party, and the other is the stupid party. I'm very proud to be a member of the stupid party. Occasionally the two parties get together to do something that's both evil and stupid. That's called bipartisanship."

Warrantless FISA Searches of U.S. Citizens Are Wrong

Joe Biden Doesn't Feel Our Pain, He Mocks It

By: David Marcus， FOX News
Take a look at your grocery bill or whether you feel safe to leave your house. There's no spinning those realities and that isn't good for Biden. Only he doesn't care about your pain.

Joe Biden Doesn't Feel Our Pain, He Mocks It

Empathy Was Biden's Superpower in 2020. Will It Be Again?

By: Doyle McManus， LAT
Whatever happened to the empathetic Joe Biden who won the 2020 presidential election?

Empathy Was Biden's Superpower in 2020. Will It Be Again?

Gavin Newsom Is Getting Antsy

By: Mark Leibovich， The Atlantic
"We don't need magazine profiles," California Governor Gavin Newsom told me. "We don't need any problems."

Gavin Newsom Is Getting Antsy

Joe the Faint Hearted

By: Steve Huntley， JohnKassNews.com
Virtually all the media assert that Israel is becoming ever more isolated in its war against Hamas. What goes unmentioned is a major reason for that:

Joe the Faint Hearted

Donald Trump's New York Criminal Trial? Meh

By: Richard Hasen， Los Angeles Times
Trump may not be convicted of a felony in the New York 'election interference' case, and if he is, it probably won't shake up the presidential race.

Donald Trump's New York Criminal Trial? Meh

Trump's Hush Money Trial Begins Today. Here Are the Key Players

By: Shirin Ali， Slate
A former adult film actress, a meticulous judge, Trump's former fixer, and more.

Trump's Hush Money Trial Begins Today. Here Are the Key Players

Trump's Best Defense in the Hush-Money Trial

By: Brad Smith， The Federalist
Commentary on the case has consisted of accusations against Bragg and Merchan, but Trump has a strong defense on the merits.

Trump's Best Defense in the Hush-Money Trial

Dems Descend on Chicago as Specter of '68 Convention Looms

By: Shia Kapos， Politico
Protests over Israel-Gaza war expected as party nominates President Joe Biden.

Dems Descend on Chicago as Specter of '68 Convention Looms

Dexter Reed Isn't a Martyr: He Shot at Cops First

By: Rich Lowry， New York Post
The Dexter Reed case shows how it's possible to get an anti-police narrative going in almost any circumstance.

Dexter Reed Isn't a Martyr: He Shot at Cops First

Gaming the 2024 Campaign

By: Victor Davis Hanson， American Greatness
Will Biden's feebleness still earn him sympathy? Or will it devolve to the point that the public concludes that Joe Biden would not be able to keep any job in America-except the U.S. Presidency?

Gaming the 2024 Campaign

Democrats, Support Speaker Johnson

By: Rep. Tom Suozzi， Wall Street Journal
We need to put partisan interests aside to defend Ukraine and defeat Putin.

Democrats, Support Speaker Johnson

Where the Good News Ends for Biden & Democrats

By: Miranda Devine， New York Post
As Donald Trump fronts up to a Manhattan court this week for his latest lawfare flogging from Democrats, Biden boosters are doing their best to trumpet a poll turnaround for the president.

Where the Good News Ends for Biden & Democrats

The Real War in the Middle East Comes Into Focus

By: Matti Friedman， The Free Press
Like a flash going off in a dark room, Iran's attack on Israel has finally given the world something valuable: a glimpse into Tehran's true intentions.

The Real War in the Middle East Comes Into Focus

The Future Under Democrats Looks Miserable

By: Michael Lind， Tablet Magazine
In The Emerging Democratic Majority (2002), John Judis and Ruy Texeira argued that college-educated professionals and nonwhites, along with a minimum number of working-class whites, could form the basis for Democratic hegemony in national politics.

The Future Under Democrats Looks Miserable

Gold Is Back--and It Has a Message for Us

By: Rana Foroohar， Financial Times
The precious metal's surge may herald a whole new world

Gold Is Back--and It Has a Message for Us

Trump's Hush Money Trial Becomes the Main Event

By: Andrew Prokop， Vox
The trial on the least important topic may be the most important to the 2024 election.

Trump's Hush Money Trial Becomes the Main Event

A Striking Contrast on Trump Trial Day

By: Byron York， Washington Examiner
Monday has been Trump Trial Day in the media, especially for those outlets openly cheering the prosecution of the former president on felony charges relating to recordkeeping for an NDA he made with a former porn actress.

A Striking Contrast on Trump Trial Day

The Lawfare Grifters Are Red-Pilling Americans by the Day

By: Sasha Stone， Substack
Six years ago, I stood a few feet away from Joe Biden at a fundraiser and was certain he was the only person who could save this country from Donald Trump in 2020.

The Lawfare Grifters Are Red-Pilling Americans by the Day

Biden Needs To Worry About Voters in the Center, Not the Left

By: Molly Ball， WSJ
President falls behind with independents; ‘they don't see the White House for what it's actually doing'

Biden Needs To Worry About Voters in the Center, Not the Left

Protecting Biden Administration Regulations

By: Shaw ＆amp； Shane， Washington Monthly
As agencies race to put new regulations into final form, careful drafting can help insulate progressive rules against a skeptical judiciary.

Protecting Biden Administration Regulations

NPR Suspends Editor as It Grapples With His Criticism

By: David Folkenflik， NPR
NPR has suspended Senior Editor Uri Berliner after he wrote an essay accusing the public radio network of becoming too progressive in its news coverage and losing the public's trust.

NPR Suspends Editor as It Grapples With His Criticism

Salman Rushdie: Now the Censors Are Progressives

By: Tomiwa Owolade， UnHerd
His Japanese translator Hitoshi Igarashi was murdered in Tokyo. His Italian translator Ettore Capriolo was stabbed in Milan. His Norwegian translator William Nygaard was shot in Oslo. Salman Rushdie had been dreading this day for over 30 years: between 1989 and 1998, he moved houses 30 times to avoid it.

Salman Rushdie: Now the Censors Are Progressives

Democracy Dies in Primaries

By: Nick Troiano， RealClearPolitics
Hillary Clinton recently told voters unhappy with the two 2024 presidential candidates this year: "Get over yourself." With that comment, she not only dismissed the tens of millions of voters who had no say in choosing Biden and Trump, but also the two-thirds of voters overall who are frustrated with a rematch they do not want.

Democracy Dies in Primaries

Kidneys Don't See Color

By: Heather Mac Donald， City Journal
Meritocratic medicine scores another triumph with a genetically modified pig kidney-but the STEM diversity crusade threatens to replace discovery with identity-driven mediocrity.

Kidneys Don't See Color

America's Broken Pendulum

By: Bruce Abramson， RealClearPolitics
The American constitutional structure was designed to promote moderation, compromise, and incremental change. Throughout most of our history, it has worked as intended. The pendulum of public policy has swung from left to right to left to right, but rarely too far in either direction.

America's Broken Pendulum

Day One of Trump's 'Hush Money' Trial

By: Bevan，＆nbsp；Cannon ＆amp； Walworth， RCP on SiriusXM
Monday on the RealClearPolitics radio show, Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan, and Carl Cannon talk about the first day of Donald Trump's New York criminal trial and the Biden administration's response to the Iranian attack in Israel over the weekend.

Day One of Trump's 'Hush Money' Trial

'Bidenbucks' Make 'Zuckbucks' Look Like Chump Change

By: M.D. Kittle， The Federalist
Election integrity watchdogs say private funds in elections pale in comparison to what Biden has wrought through the power of his pen.

'Bidenbucks' Make 'Zuckbucks' Look Like Chump Change

Rural Voters Are Not Out of Reach for Democrats

By: Etelson ＆amp； Flaccavento， The Nation
... is dismissing them as out of reach for Democrats.

Rural Voters Are Not Out of Reach for Democrats

How Team Trump Will Approach Jury Selection in New York

By: Katie Phang， MSNBC
The deception practically leaps off the pages of the documents at the core of the Trump hush money trial.

How Team Trump Will Approach Jury Selection in New York

Alvin Bragg's Witch Trial

By: Adam Mill， Chronicles
Bragg's indictment repeatedly alleges Donald Trump made a false business entry to, commit another crime and aid and conceal the commission thereof. But Bragg does not specify what the original crime was.

Alvin Bragg's Witch Trial

We're All Paying a Deadly Price for Obama's Foreign Policy

By: David Harsanyi，＆nbsp；Federalist
Joe Biden, feckless and weak, has surrounded himself with Barack Obama acolytes. Iranian dupes and Israel antagonists, all.

We're All Paying a Deadly Price for Obama's Foreign Policy

Inside the MAGAverse on the Eve of Trump's Trial

By: Michelle Cottle， New York Times
Rallying the faithful in the political battleground of eastern Pennsylvania, the former president made everyone else the bad guy.

Inside the MAGAverse on the Eve of Trump's Trial

Inside the "Disinformation" Industry Censoring Journalism

By: Freddie Sayers， UnHerd
This was part of an email sent to UnHerd at the start of January from an organisation called the Global Disinformation Index. It was their justification, handed down after a series of requests, for placing UnHerd on a so-called "dynamic exclusion list" of publications that supposedly promote "disinformation" and should therefore be boycotted by all advertisers.

Inside the "Disinformation" Industry Censoring Journalism

How To Be Pro-Palestinian, Pro-Israeli and Pro-Iranian

By: Thomas Friedman， NY Times
Support leadership change in Iran, Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Without that, there's zero chance for resolution.

How To Be Pro-Palestinian, Pro-Israeli and Pro-Iranian

Senate Can Stop Expansion of Govt Surveillance

By: Goodlatte ＆amp； Udall， RealClearPolitics
When the U.S. House passed the Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act (RISAA), which reauthorizes the FISA Section 702 surveillance authority, it overlooked something big - an amendment that would drive the greatest expansion of government surveillance authority in recent history. The Senate has time to correct this and restore balance between the needs of national security and the safeguarding of Americans' civil liberties.

Senate Can Stop Expansion of Govt Surveillance

Impeachment 'Whistleblower' in Loop of Biden-Ukraine Affairs

By: Paul Sperry， RCI
By Paul Sperry, RealClearInvestigationsApril 17, 2024The 'whistleblower' who sparked Donald Trump's first impeachment was deeply involved in the political maneuverings behind Biden-

Impeachment 'Whistleblower' in Loop of Biden-Ukraine Affairs

Biden Has To Win Back His 2020 Voters

By: William Galston， Wall Street Journal
He has lost support in key voting blocs that helped him secure the White House last time.

Biden Has To Win Back His 2020 Voters

Can Biden Attract Independent Voters?

By: Bevan，＆nbsp；Cannon ＆amp； Walworth， RCP on SiriusXM
Tuesday on the RealClearPolitics radio show, Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan, and Carl Cannon discuss President Biden's efforts to attract independent voters while maintaining support from the Democratic base. They also talk about President Biden's executive order directing nonpolitical federal agencies to promote voter registration, and the suspension of an NPR editor over his criticism of the network's editorial process and biases.

Can Biden Attract Independent Voters?

Disconcerting Crime Wave in L.A.'s Venice, Caught on Camera

By: Robin Abcarian， LAT
Thanks to cameras, a Southern California restaurateur helped police identify the suspect in the brutal assault of two women near the Venice canals.

Disconcerting Crime Wave in L.A.'s Venice, Caught on Camera

Media Try To Make a Martyr out of Man Who Shot First at Police

By: John Kass
In most news stories about the Chicago Police shooting of Dexter Reed there are certain established ingredients: The weeping mother fainting, the suspicious white leftist lawyers wondering aloud if Dexter Reed's death was caused by over-eager racist cops, suspicious black activists who see police as the embodiment of white rage even if they're not ... Read More

Media Try To Make a Martyr out of Man Who Shot First at Police

Why Covid Lockdowns Were a Disaster for Public Health

By: Martin Kulldorff， Spiked
Martin Kulldorff on why lockdowns were a disaster for public health.

Why Covid Lockdowns Were a Disaster for Public Health

The Senate Should Dismiss Mayorkas Impeachment

By: Rep. Dan Goldman， MSNBC
Republicans' articles of impeachment fail to allege an impeachable offense and denigrate the Constitution.

The Senate Should Dismiss Mayorkas Impeachment

Newsom Shows Why Liberals Can't Be Trusted w/the Economy

By: Nicole Russell， USAT
It was only a matter of time before California's economy reacted to failed tax hikes, hefty regulations and liberal policies.

Newsom Shows Why Liberals Can't Be Trusted w/the Economy

Salman Rushdie Strikes Back

By: George Packer， The Atlantic
Salman Rushdie tells us that he wrote Knife, his account of his near-murder at the hands of a 24-year-old Shia Muslim man from New Jersey, for two reasons: because he had to deal with "the elephant-in-the-room" before he could return to writing about anything else, and to understand what the attack was about.

Salman Rushdie Strikes Back

NPR's Queen of the Karens

By: Conn Carroll， Washington Examiner
Katherine Maher has the perfect resume to run NPR. And her tweets show she is the perfect person for the job.

NPR's Queen of the Karens

Where Is the Leftist Critique of Hamas?

By: Hillel Schenker， The Nation
What is the view of most of the organizations and activists in the Palestinian solidarity movement about Hamas? The answer remains unclear-and rarely talked about.

Trump Fights Left's Lawfare for Constitutional Rights of All

By: Newt Gingrich， WT
As Americans paid their taxes Monday, a historic event began in New York.

Trump Fights Left's Lawfare for Constitutional Rights of All

Pro-Hamas Protests Foreshadow a Summer of Upheaval

By: Tim Craig， Washington Post
The traffic-snarling pro-Palestinian demonstrations in U.S. cities on Monday could foreshadow a potentially volatile summer of protests, creating a challenge for President Biden and sparking debate over whether some activists' tactics threaten to undermine public support for their movement.

Pro-Hamas Protests Foreshadow a Summer of Upheaval

The $6 Trillion Decision

By: David Dayen， American Prospect
The stakes of the election can be laid out in 13-figure sums.

The $6 Trillion Decision

Will Doing 'the Right Thing' Cost Speaker Johnson?

By: Stephen Collinson， CNN
It took less than six months for Speaker Mike Johnson to reach his existential moment. The Louisiana Republican has arrived at fateful but familiar crossroads where he must either choose to honor a conventional vision of US national interests or side with the wrecking ball antics of his party's far-right bloc.

Will Doing 'the Right Thing' Cost Speaker Johnson?

Democrats Lie About Biden Corruption, Put Trump on Trial

By: Miranda Devine， NY Post
The Get Trump Democrats are beside themselves with glee about the former president being stuck in a Manhattan courtroom for the Stormy Daniels hush-money trial.

Democrats Lie About Biden Corruption, Put Trump on Trial

What Was Won in No Labels' Crusade

By: Holly Page， RealClearPolitics
Earlier this month, No Labels' effort to offer a third choice for president in 2024 came to an end. It was an audacious idea from the beginning. We knew defenders of broken Washington would rage against us; their economic model demands it. But we did it anyway because we knew that a vast majority of voters wanted it, and giving voice to those voters is the only way to bring common sense back to our politics, something that is so desperately needed.

What Was Won in No Labels' Crusade

Will Johnson's Border Betrayal Produce a Democrat House?

By: Sean Davis， X
When Mike Johnson was elected speaker, there were 222 Republicans and 213 Democrats: a nine-seat majority that allowed Republicans to lose the votes of four members but maintain a majority.

Will Johnson's Border Betrayal Produce a Democrat House?

How Trump Used New York Bodega Visit To Return to Form

By: David Siders， Politico
There was Donald Trump, the former president, back in his element and enjoying himself in a crowd, posing for photographs, overstating his standing in the polls and suggesting that he is serious - truly - about winning an impossibly Democratic state.

How Trump Used New York Bodega Visit To Return to Form

The Uncomfortable Facts About Cop Shootings

By: Varney ＆amp； Degnan， RCInvestigations
When Dexter Reed died in a shootout with Chicago police on March 21, the incident was quickly grafted onto a narrative that began in 2014 after a policeman killed Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. - namely, that the U.S. faces an epidemic of violence by unbridled cops who do not believe black lives matter. "Killing of Dexter Reed raises questions about Chicago police reform. ‘The message is, go in guns blazing,'" blared a headline in the Chicago Sun-Times.

The Uncomfortable Facts About Cop Shootings

Sen. Hawley's Labor Revolution

By: Sohrab Ahmari， Compact Magazine
Hawley's pathbreaking alliance with the Teamsters is good news for workers, an exemplar to a GOP with an increasingly downscale voter base, and a win for the nation.

Sen. Hawley's Labor Revolution

A Quick End to Republicans' Mayorkas Impeachment Stunt

By: Li Zhou， Vox
Senate Democrats put a quick end to Republicans' political stunt.

A Quick End to Republicans' Mayorkas Impeachment Stunt

The Great Bet on Rate Cuts Is Off

By: Katie Martin， Financial Times
We are trapped in old ways of thinking about inflation

The Great Bet on Rate Cuts Is Off

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