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140 Illegal Immigrants Riot Charges Dismissed While 950 January 6ers Remain In Jail

140 Illegal Immigrants Riot Charges Dismissed While 950 January 6ers Remain In Jail

Why did 140 illegal immigrants skate on rioting at the Texas-Mexican border, while 950 legitimate protesters languish in prison?

Old-time grocery store where inflation will be first felt

Executive2 years ago

Inflation Isn’t a Bug in the System, It’s a Feature

May brings more bad economic news for hard-pressed American households. “Transitory” inflation remains firmly entrenched at rates equal to or higher than those reported at the...

Civilization2 years ago

Left’s “Sue-Till-Green” Strategy Comes to PA

“Sue-till-green” means suing socially unacceptable industries until they go out of business or bow to unreasonable environmental demands.

Waste of the Day: $42 Billion Internet Investment Goes to Wealthy Areas

Education2 years ago

Waste of the Day: NY State-Funded College Groups Pass Anti-Israel Resolutions

Three New York public university student governments passed resolutions condemning the State of Israel. Did they break State law?

Lyndon Baines Johnson, thirty-sixth President of the United States

Civilization2 years ago

Racism That Once Was, Is No More

The racism of the Sixties and earlier, is no more, but some people accuse others of it for political advantage.

President Donald Trump about to deliver a press briefing

Constitution2 years ago

Court Hasn’t Yet Crippled Trump’s Lead Over Biden

Donald Trump has been indicted in four separate criminal cases, tethered to the courtroom for the past month, and confronted by the embarrassing testimony of not...

Executive2 years ago

Should You Believe Faulty U.S. Crime Stats or Your Own Lying Eyes? It’s a Tough Call

U.S. crime statistics are flawed, every American crime victim knows it, and the gap between reporting and reality is ever widening.

Raising the Flag of Israel on the occasion of the declaration of the State of Israel in 1948

Guest Columns2 years ago

Antisemitism Awareness Act Is the Antidote to DEI

Is the Antisemitism Awareness Act a useful tool against the DEI and ESG establishments? A supporter tries to answer the critics.

Roulette wheel with the ball having landed

Guest Columns2 years ago

Our Dystopian Future Is Inside Your Gambling App

Earlier this month, basketball player Jontay Porter, former Toronto Raptors benchwarmer, saw his short and unimpressive NBA career come to an abrupt end. This severe penalty...