Category Archives: Commentary
What the Situation on the Ground in Iran Actually Looks Like
We’re hearing more and more every day about Iran and [President Donald] Trump as the midterms now are [...]
Aug
Massachusetts Wants a Muslim Jobs Commission
Massachusetts Democrats are advancing a bill to create a permanent state commission dedicated to one [...]
Aug
Kennedy’s Warning on Lab-Made Diseases
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has drawn a straight line from decades of reckless [...]
Aug
The Surveillance State Is Expanding—But Not All of It Is the Same
Government and police surveillance tools have multiplied. Some detect actual violence in public. Others build [...]
Aug
Social Security’s Countdown Clock Just Got Louder
Somewhere inside the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget this week, an analyst hit “publish” on a [...]
Aug
New York’s Property Tax Crackdown Is Just the Beginning
Zohran Mamdani, the mayor of New York, has just stirred up a lot of [...]
Aug
Talarico’s Bible Study for Bureaucrats
James Talarico, the Texas Democrat running for Senate and self-styled Presbyterian seminarian, has decided the [...]
Aug
Trump’s Gaza Deal: Hamas Says It Will Disarm—Now Comes the Hard Part
President Trump announced that his Board of Peace has secured an agreement for the complete, [...]
Aug
Evil Versus Arrogance
“Evil” is one of those words people use freely but rarely define. It is usually [...]
Aug
John Fetterman: The Democrat Republicans Like—But He’s Still Not One of Them
Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman has become the rare Democrat whom many Republicans openly praise. He [...]
Aug
