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Missouri Opens ActBlue Investigation After Congressional Referral
Missouri’s investigation now brings those questions to the state level, with a focus on donations tied to candidates and political activity within Missouri.
The NLRB Needs to Get Back to Work
There is an important difference between enforcing the law and making it.
Mamdani and the Politics of Compulsory Grief
The strange thing is the compulsion to make every act of mourning contain its opposite. Our public culture has become terrified of particular grief.
Kevin Sorbo on the Faith and Early Influences That Shaped Reagan
Sorbo criticized Hollywood and Washington for reinforcing attitudes that he believes are disconnected from much of the country.
Karen Fann: Arizona’s ESA Fight Is a Warning for Other States
Even after a program is enacted, opponents may continue trying to repeal or weaken it through ballot initiatives, litigation, or legislation.
Kristan Hawkins Urges Republicans to Go on Offense Over Abortion
The Students for Life America president argues that GOP candidates are missing opportunities to expose Democratic support for abortion through nine months and taxpayer funding, which she says diverges from most voters.
Before the Vote, Ask the Religious Freedom Question
What will this require a person or employer of faith to do?
Germany’s Traditional Conservatives Are Caught Short, Again
How long can the firewall hold?
Tennessee’s Botched Execution Exposes a Broken Death-Penalty System
After this failure, Colleen Slemmer and her family still have no justice.
Sen. Eric Schmitt: Codifying DOJ National Fraud Enforcement Division and Border Enforcement Model
Fraud against federal programs has become a transnational criminal enterprise.
The ‘Office Space’ Question That Sent a Federal Bureaucrat into a Meltdown
The fantasy world of the government bureaucracy.
Germany’s Nokia Moment
Six things Germany must do to survive and thrive into the future.
Dystopia 2055
The Eve of Destruction.
The Men Who Came to Explain the Future
This should interest Americans more than the normal Washington summit does, because AI is scrambling several categories we normally keep separate.
The Quiet Discipline of an American Champion
The painting is striking for its quiet treatment of success. Schmitt has already won, yet the moment Eakins gives us is calm and workmanlike.
West Virginia Sen. Patricia Rucker Touts Hope Scholarship’s Impact on Families
For Rucker, the central question is simple: what works best for the individual child?
Senators Press Jack Smith Over Sweeping Records Collection in Trump Probes
Republicans disclosed that Smith's team obtained more than 5,000 political donation checks from Trump supporters.
College Sports Bill Moves Forward Despite Concerns Over Pay and NCAA Control
Despite the Senate’s action, House lawmakers still have questions about how athletes would be compensated and how much regulatory authority the bill would give the NCAA.
From School Reopenings to a Statewide School Board Fight
Paul Martino recounts how district decisions during the pandemic led him to recruit and support candidates using venture capital methods, resulting in a neutrality policy and a PBS documentary on political division in Bucks County.
After the Flood, a Republic
The Revolution had swept away the old authority of the British Crown, and the young republic stood, like Noah’s world, before the difficult promise of renewal.