Why Are Popes So Soft on Migration?
Compassion is cheap, especially when other people are paying for it.
Compassion is cheap, especially when other people are paying for it.
This is an astonishing state of affairs that has received almost no attention.
You’d think the president of the United States, i.e., the guy who was elected by voters, would have the authority to make those decisions. But apparently, it’s up to some activist judge.
The shekel has finally dropped: the Dems aren’t on their side.
If we allow that day to come, we’ll yearn for the days when our big problems consisted of long airport lines.
What is interesting is that Trump has shifted his position on negotiating with Iran. His policy pivot is driven by three new considerations.
Freezing Harvard’s federal funding is one thing; stripping its tax-exempt status is quite another.
Plans for Alcatraz: Is this a serious proposal or a smokescreen?