Democratic Lawyer Marc Elias Raises Power to Eliminate the Virginia Government in Response to the Gerrymandering Decision
Democratic lawyer Marc Elias appears to believe that Democrats do not need to stop at simply sacking and packing the…
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Democratic lawyer Marc Elias appears to believe that Democrats do not need to stop at simply sacking and packing the…
Long before the fight over the Strait of Hormuz, Thomas Jefferson acted to defend American ships against the Barbary pirates.
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The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation with Ryan Williams, Spencer Klavan, and Mike Sabo devoted to uncovering the ideas and principles that drive American politic...
As a new principal last year, I was trying to reconcile budget cuts with instructional needs when an idea occurred to me: What if I could boost our capacity by putting my administrative team in classr...
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Northern Ireland is finally safe. Clive Johnston has been convicted and can no longer menace the public. Johnson, 78, is…
Suzy Weiss on getting worked up over Sydney Sweeney. Joe Nocera on the First Amendment case that took down the government. And more.
President Donald Trump, next to a photo of a positive pregnancy test
The New York Times columnists Ross Douthat and Ezra Klein disagree more often than they agree, which made it significant that just before the first anniversary of the 2024 election each arrived at, ba...
Seven years ago, Donille Cabanaw could not shake the feeling she needed to pivot from the 12 hour days she was working for the U.S. Postal Service when it began to interfere with her daughter starting...
Peter Mattis, Michael Sobolik, Chris McGuire, and Dan Blumenthal on one of the touchiest subjects at this week’s summit.
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The United States entered a “learning recession” in 2013 that it has struggled mightily — and thus far ineffectively — to escape, according to a report unveiled Wednesday by a group of respected socia...
The journalist tells Joe Nocera what it feels like to win a huge victory for free speech. Why hasn’t the mainstream media noticed?
Professors of the radical left and radical right enjoy bourgeois comfort while declaring a crisis that demands a revolution or counterrevolution.
Does Sydney Sweeney make you uncomfortable? If so, Suzy Weiss says: good.
A ballot box explodes, sending shreds of U.K. voters' ballots flying.
President Donald Trump flanked by military-style rifles