Culture
In Brief
The Brand X Society
Corporations are racing to remove minorities from their packaging and branding.
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Right Analysis / Michael Swartz
Michael Swartz is a recovering politician turned writer. What began way back in 2003 with occasional features for The Patriot Post has blossomed into a weekly column. That love for the written word also led Michael to author a book with his own policy prescriptions and embark upon writing a history of the Tea Party for release later this year.
Government
Kristi Noem: Standing Alone for Her People
South Dakota's governor resisted calls from the New York-based media to shut down.
Politics
The Hoax — and Its Aftermath
It's instructive to revisit the Democrats' Russia-collusion narrative from 75,000 feet.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
China Steps Up Its Bullying of Hong Kong
Yet more aggression after months of increased exercise of ChiCom control.
Education
Students Exploring the 'Gap Year'
Many are graduating high school and not planning to attend college just yet.
Judiciary
Judge Reveals His Own Bias in 'Transgender' Case
A Clinton judge insists that plaintiffs call a boy a girl as he considers arguments.
Culture
Biden Trashes DeVos's New Campus Harassment Rules
The education secretary restores due process, and the hypocritical Left goes nuts.
Foreign Policy
What to Do With China?
Considerations on how to punish or otherwise deal with Beijing are important.
Government
In Brief
Is Infrastructure the Answer?
Trump wants $2 trillion for it, but given our other commitments, now's not the time.
Government
In Brief
IRS Botches Relief Payments
From missing information to delays and wrong payments, it's your government at work.
Regulatory Commissars
In Brief
Clearing the Regulatory Docket
The Trump administration has done great work, but there's still a lot more to do.
Economy
In Brief
Good, Bad, and Ugly for American Workers
Congress's relief package offers help, but there are already a great many opportunities.
Healthcare
In Brief
Endangering the Greatest Generation
Partying Millennials are not invincible, and they're putting older people at risk as well.
World
In Brief
China's Rampant Human-Rights Abuses
The State Department's latest report nails Beijing's taskmasters for their tyranny.
Politics
In Brief
Warren's Unplanned Exit
A bad candidate ran a bad campaign, so it's no surprise she turned off voters.
Right Opinion
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DACA Ruling Is Supreme Court's Latest Act of Political Timidity
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Where Have the Black Leaders Gone?
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It's Time to Bench Fauci
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How to Fall in Love With America Again
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The Silent Majority Can Be Silent No More
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Welcome to America's Cultural Revolution
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Enough Destruction and Deception
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Conservatives Should Feel No Investment in Confederate Monuments
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Law and Disorder: Trump Steps In
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All Lives Matter
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Break Up Google
"The opinion which gives to the judges the right to decide what laws are constitutional and what not, not only for themselves, in their, own sphere of action, but for the Legislature and Executive also in their spheres, would make the Judiciary a despotic branch." —Thomas Jefferson (1804)