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Jul 26 2019
Opinion
We Are a Nation of Laws
Maybe you've noticed from watching TV in the past couple of years: When it's about tax returns, executive orders or, of course, Russia, the left strikes a law-and-order pose. Nobody, they tell us, should be above the law in this country. Nobody. Not even -- drumroll, please -- the president of the United States.
It is one of their favorite talking points, and it's highly effective
Tucker CarlsonMar 26 2019
Opinion
OPINION: Trump, Mueller, and our post-facts society
Robert Mueller's final report to the attorney general of the United States found no evidence of a Russian conspiracy. This means, among other things, that our commander-in-chief is not the Manchurian Candidate.
Shouldn't we all be happy about this? I know I am. As one of those bores who insists on buying things made in the U.S. whenever possible, I for one prefer to have my elections
Guest WriterJan 18 2015
News
Will the Supreme Court cement Obama's gay rights legacy?
The Supreme Court’s new move toward a definitive ruling on same-sex marriage could cement President Barack Obama’s claim to having presided over the most significant advances in gay rights in United States history. Obama’s term has already seen the enactment of a federal law protecting gays and lesbians against hate crimes, an end to the ban on openly gay members of the U.S military and the
PoliticoOct 10 2016
Opinion
Linking Hurricane Matthew to Climate Change Is Overblown Hype
Hurricane Matthew is big, dangerous, and (if it makes landfall) something not seen in the continental United States for a decade. This, of course, means it will be linked to global warming.
There will be a lot of “scientists say we can expect,” but little actual data. That’s because the data show for the last 10 years we have had an unusual drought of landfalling major hurricanes (
The Heritage FoundationJan 05 2015
News
D.C. Activists Urge Obama to Back Statehood in State of the Union
Activists for Washington D.C. statehood are pushing President Barack Obama to advocate for the issue in his 2015 State of the Union address, describing the federal district’s subordinate status as a “moral cause.”
Josh Burch, founder of the grassroots group Neighbors United for DC Statehood, has launched a petition through a White House outreach website urging Mr. Obama to mention
Wall Street Journal (News)Sep 19 2023
Headline Roundup
Biden Stresses Unity, Support for Ukraine in UN Speech
President Joe Biden called on members of the United Nations to continue supporting Ukraine in a speech to the General Assembly on Tuesday.
Key Quotes: Citing natural disasters around the world, Biden called climate change an “existential threat” to humanity. On Ukraine, Biden said, “I ask you this: If we abandon the core principles of the United States to appease an aggressor, can any
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News
OPINION: We Are Going To Lose The Coming War With China
Nations famously tend to always try to fight the last war, and what America is preparing to do today with the newly assertive China is no exception. The problem is our last war was against primitive religious fanatics in the Middle East and China is an emerging superpower with approaching-peer level conventional capabilities and an actual strategy for contesting the United States in all the
Guest Writer - RightDec 17 2020
Perspectives Blog
Story of the Week: Electoral College Confirms Joe Biden's Victory
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Members of the Electoral College cast their votes Monday to confirm President-elect Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election. Biden received 306 electoral votes, over the 270 needed to win, and President Donald Trump received 232 electoral votes. Congress is expected to confirm the vote at a
AllSides StaffDec 03 2013
Opinion
MSNBC panelist: Obama administration ‘most hostile’ to media
A segement of MSNBC Live over the weekend addressed the spat between the media and the White House over photographers’ access to the activities of President Obama. The complaint is that the president’s handlers are keeping news photographers from key events and instead circulating official photographs — read: cheery! — to the public.
That issue, plus others, prompted veteran reporter
Erik WempleOct 31 2023
Headline Roundup
UAW Strike Deal Scraps Tiered Wages, Highlighting Divide on Equal Pay
The United Auto Workers union reached a tentative agreement with General Motors on Monday, potentially bringing an end to the six-week strike that drew national and presidential attention.
The Details: The GM deal, which isn’t final until union members vote to approve it, includes a base pay raise of 11% immediately and 25% over four years. It would also scrap a tiered wage system that
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