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All attempts by the government to evaluate the content of speech and deter or punish what the government and its benefactors hate or fear is un-American, unconstitutional and unlawful; and if not stopped, will reduce the American people to serfdom. During the past three months, the Trump ...
After hubris comes nemesis, and after the frenzied excesses of the woke revolution came Donald Trump. The left didn’t lose everything with Trump’s second victory in 2024, but it did lose something that will be impossible to recover — broad cultural acquiescence to a radical agenda that ...
Harvard is the oldest American university. Its faculty has won more Nobel Prizes and educated more U.S. presidents than any other school. It’s endured the Salem witch trials in the 1690s, occupation by British troops in the 1770s and the McCarthy Red Scare in the 1950s. But will it ...
As the Senate takes up the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (Donald Trump’s name for it) passed by the House last week, there’s finally some discussion of the national debt. That’s because the bill is estimated to add $3.8 trillion over the next decade to the current debt: $37 trillion, or ...
She did not even know what habeas corpus is. It should come as no surprise, judging from her actions. At a hearing, she was asked by Sen. Maggie Hassan, a New Hampshire Democrat: Senator Hassan: “Secretary Noem, what is habeas corpus?” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem: ...
On the night of May 21, someone shot two young Israeli Embassy employees walking out of the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., after an event. Police said the suspect shouted, “Free, free Palestine,” after he was arrested. In a New York Times post about the attack, one commenter ...