On 9 December, CV TAG again raised concerns that its earlier advice supporting a single-dose approach for 12- to 15-year-olds had not been reflected in the government’s definition of ‘fully vaccinated’. Meanwhile, tens of thousands of teenagers had been receiving second doses.
The criticism followed a bruising interview in which Wong conceded the party board, which includes a member linked to more than $221,000 in donations this year, could overrule decisions made by any future elected MPs.
By outsourcing parenting to the taxpayer, we aren’t curing hardship – we are subsidising a lifestyle of zero accountability.
Final verdict on the exculpation of Judge Aitken.
Why National's latest leadership drama is not an ending, but another chapter in an unresolved political struggle.
The map will be redrawn whether Washington is prepared or not. What remains undecided is how much influence the United States and its allies will retain when that process is complete.
The socialists finally got what they wanted: they’re in power, in the spotlight. And they’re about to prove once and for all that their entire ideology is a complete and total disaster.
Lai is a hero who has put his own life at stake so that others can continue to fight for our shared values of freedom and human dignity.
It really is a cautionary tale: when charities lose sight of their core purpose, they lose their soul – and along with it they lose supporters.
If someone under 20 cannot find a job, they should be training for one. The late teens is a crucial time. The last thing they need is to be derailed with ‘free’ money to stay in bed.
Two decisions highlight the need for its rapid disestablishment.
The likelihood of a true, durable commitment from the men who now hold the levers in Tehran is slim to none. The Islamic Republic, in their eyes, is not a business to be optimized. It is a sacred project. And sacred projects are not sold for a more luxurious exile.
Six months into the mayoralty, the experiment is underway. History and basic economics suggest that doubling down on controls and redistribution will not make New York more affordable or more free – it will make it poorer, more divided, and less dynamic.
When people can speak freely across borders, traditional state propaganda loses its grip, making the subjugation of the internet the primary imperative for modern political control.
