The NIL Rule Changes More Than Just College Sports
The old rule in college sports was that the players had to be amateurs. They could not receive any sort of monetary compensation. That was struck down by the Supreme Court as an antitrust violation, ...
Don’t Forget the Lessons of Biden’s Health Cover-Up
H as Joe Biden been a Potemkin president these last few months?
The Democrats Who Would Work with Trump
Don’t call it a honeymoon. Incoming President Trump’s first 100 days (his second first 100 days) are guaranteed to be filled with rancor, chaos, finger-pointing, and apocalyptic pronouncements daily ...
Sec Def Austin Took Meds That Could Impair Cognitive Function While in Sole Command of Pentagon, Watchdog Finds
A watchdog investigation into outgoing Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s hospitalization in 2024 found that his secretive hospital stay resulted in heightened national security risk, in part because ...
The Week: Trump’s Second Term Approaches
• Hunter Biden's art burning down days before its value is reduced to zero might be the Biden family's most elaborate scam to date.
The Democrats Will Never Learn
Progressivism’s Bleak Winter At Home We Are Equals School Choice Could Curb the Blue-State Exodus — If Democrats Can Embrace It Progressivism Faces a Double Blow Doubling down on grievance politics is ...
Federal Court Stops Biden Admin’s Title IX Gender Ideology Mandate Nationwide
It’s a colossal win for women and girls, and for federalism and the rule of law against the administrative state.
Why Did California Cut Fire Prevention Spending While Keeping a Rainy-Day Fund?
A little-noticed detail in a news item about the California state government budget, dated January 10: “California has $16.9 billion in reserves. Some $10.9 billion of that is in the state’s rainy-day ...
Biden’s Zombie-ERA Folly
In what Harvard law professor Stephen Sachs properly labels an act of “constitutional vandalism,” President Biden today purported to “affirm” that the Equal Rights Amendment proposed by Congress ...
Tariffs in North America Would Affect Energy Markets Like Never Before
For an administration prioritizing U.S. energy production and security, tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods would be a terrible start.
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Those Falling Crime Rates Have One Big Catch
Crime has continued to slide in 2024. An analysis of 277 cities in the United States found that the murder rate (always the most accurate measure), declined by around 18 percent since 2023.
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Connecticut’s Nonsensical Plan to Subsidize Strikes
Does This Yale Prof Actually Believe Hegseth Is Part of a ‘Decapitation Strike’ on America? A proposed workers' rights bill will worsen Connecticut's affordability crisis and ignite labor unrest.