The Supreme Court ended affirmative action for colleges, but entrance policies with racial effects persist at the K-12 level.
The big problem with media bias isn’t what it does to the other side, it’s what it does to the home team.
Without willing hostages, MTG et al. have little real power.
Speaker Mike Johnson stands up to the radical fringe within his own party.
Mike Johnson could yet face a challenge to his speakership.
Plus: After first-quarter data came in hotter than expected, the U.S. economy enters uncharted territory.
Will the Islamic Republic’s aerial assault help forge an anti-Iran coalition?
House Speaker Mike Johnson’s gambit to fund Israel and Ukraine could put his speakership on the line.
Plus: The president is in danger of being left off the ballot in two states in November.
Plus: Can abortion politics help a Pennsylvania Democrat win reelection to the House?
The publishers say ChatGPT infringes on their copyright.
‘What’s happening in the Sahel is really an overlap of counterterrorism and Great Power competition.’
Plus: The president keeps laughing at himself.
"There's no earthly reason why this should be a major non-NATO US ally, as long as they are supporting these terror groups on their soil."
"There's a different decline among different groups, but the decline is unanimous across the board."
The publishers say ChatGPT infringes on their copyright.
‘What’s happening in the Sahel is really an overlap of counterterrorism and Great Power competition.’
The big problem with media bias isn’t what it does to the other side, it’s what it does to the home team.
The tolerance for mobs shouting insults and blocking traffic is driven by misguided nostalgia for the 1960s.
