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America's morals are upside-down. Whatever happened to the concept of "just deserts"?
"Aim at Heaven and you will get Earth 'thrown in'; aim at Earth and you will get neither."
The slippery slope characterizing modern culture has evolved into a mudslide.
Equity and equality are buzzwords Democrats and the left use when they speak about race. Storms don't discriminate.
What is happening now at Berkeley ought to shame especially those who believe in free speech and oppose discrimination.
Press reaction is treating Giorgia Meloni as the second coming of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini.
If Republicans can't win on these issues they can expect and deserve to be committed by voters to years of irrelevancy.
What Kagan objects to is precisely what liberal judges have been doing for more than half a century.
Having declared their cities and states safe havens for migrants, Democratic mayors and governors are now loudly complaining they don't have the room or resources to care for them.
A survey by the National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) has found "seven-in-10 young people, ages 18-24 are considering moving abroad for a better life."
Even for non-citizens of the UK, Elizabeth II has been such a presence in the lives of people of a certain age.
State officials are ordering their people to abandon choice when it comes to transportation.
It is difficult to believe that voters swimming in a red wave of anger and disgust will suddenly reverse course.
The lieutenant governor of Virginia can charm when necessary, but her boldness in discussing controversial issues reveals a backbone other Republicans should emulate.
Youngkin will campaign for several congressional candidates this fall. It could be a warm-up for something greater. Eight previous presidents were Virginians.
The IRS has stockpiled 4,500 guns and 5 million rounds of ammunition in recent years
More spending won't reduce inflation any more than drinking more alcohol leads to sobriety.
No foreign power could hope to undermine the pillars of our democracy better than we are doing ourselves.
David McCullough didn't just recall history. In a sense he revived history and our interest in it.
The only protection from the public school intellectual and moral "infection" of children is to remove them.
