Could Trump Talk Himself into an Indictment?
Trump may be strengthening the hand of DOJ officials who would like to prosecute him.
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The Cloudy Future of Political Futures
Prediction markets not only provide a treasure trove of free information, they are an alternative to the degrading public discourse.
Even the Associated Press Is Alarmed about Assisted Suicide
A 61-year-old man with depression but good physical health was euthanized in Canada, provoking heightened criticism of the country’s assisted-suicide laws.
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On the GOP and the 2020 presidential election; Caesarism versus the American experiment; rough words in a more innocent age; and more.
Where the Money Is
Where an expanded IRS is likely to focus its efforts and what can be done about it.
Democrats’ Absurd Justifications for Doubling the IRS
The 87,000 new IRS employees will sweep the nation in an effort to be ‘more helpful’ and ‘more responsive.’ And Americans will be grateful. Uh-huh.
Are Green Pet Projects Delaying the Next Energy Breakthrough?
Biden’s latest green boondoggle funnels money to known energy losers, while curbing the technologies that could prove truly transformative.
Biden’s Historians Hurt America, Dishonor Their Profession
To them, history is not so much a guide as an instrument in service of ideology.
The Public-Relations Ploy of ‘National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day’
To stop the fentanyl crisis, the Biden administration should focus less on marketing gimmicks and more on enforcing border and drug laws.