Like school integration in the past, policies that require or encourage masks have become the new arena for the ongoing argument about Southern states’ rights.
When the U.S. Supreme Court issued its 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education decision that struck down segregated ... Read the full article
As a researcher of Afghanistan’s conflicts, I know how Afghans have been affected by the failed 20-year Western occupation of their country, and trillions of dollars wasted.
John Coates’ mansplaining Annastacia Palaszczuk shocked many, but it is a textbook example of what women face every day.
Today is the Fourth of July, when Americans are fond of blowing things up on purpose during the hot, dry summer day. Australia cautions America to maybe not do that.
During a press conference after the Geneva summit with Putin, President Biden asked what the world would think of the US if it were interfering in foreign elections. Um …
Elected officials invite voters to attend “hearings” about how they should spend taxpayers’ money, but then never listen to what their constituents say.
Stephen Hunter looks at the series of unfortunate events that unfolded which led to the disaster of the coronavirus pandemic response in the United States.
One hundred days into the Biden administration and we’ve seen ambitious policy walk hand-in-hand with real-world cynicism. But is he closer to FDR or Napoleon?
Sean Davis examines the Second Amendment and who is rightly justified in taking up arms against a tyrannical government; supporters should reconsider their stance.
A record number of people voted in the 2020 presidential election. Donald Trump lost, Joe Biden won. Now, GOP legislators across the country are trying to pass measures to limit voting.
