Red China’s infection of American classroomsby Michelle MalkinCreators SyndicateCopyright 2019 Dangerous menaces are spreading from mainland China to the United
Month: January 2020
Students demanded disinvestment from fossil fuels, a professor offered to turn off the gas heating
Professor Andrew Parker of St John’s College at Oxford University is my new favorite person. The Times of London reports
Turn the Page on Impeachment
The national narrators of our politics love brandishing the word “historic” to describe the Trump impeachment process. But by now,
Trump Administration Medicaid Reform Plan: Good Policy May Fare Poorly in Court
(Pixabay) The way that Medicaid is funded is incredibly dysfunctional. When a state spends $1 on the program, the federal
6 Scenes From Day 8 of Trump Impeachment Trial
Wednesday was question-and-answer day in the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, and it included a thought exercise in
Nigel Farage Bids Farewell to the EU
We’re less than 48 hours away from Britain’s exit from the European Union (oh happy day!), and today at the
The Far-Right Bolsonaro Movement Wants Us Dead
Demagogues rely on fear to consolidate power. But courage is contagious – that’s why we must join hands and fight
Joe Biden Says He Needs a Strong VP Because He’s Old and May Die in Office (VIDEO)
Joe Biden Says He Needs a Strong VP Because He’s Old and May Die in Office (VIDEO) by Cristina Laila
The Senate Should Censure the House over Impeachment
Illustration by B.Black Fox Sunday, President Trump in one of his late (for him) morning tweets, poked at one of
Slams Bernie, courts Trump voters
In just six short days Iowa will hold its Democrat caucuses. Time flies when you’re having fun, right? Pete Buttigieg