Opinion | Justice Goes to Yale
On Thursday the Justice Department put Yale University on notice: If by Aug. 27 the school doesn’t agree to stop
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civil liberties
Opinion | Law Alone Can’t Protect Free Speech
Cancel culture notwithstanding, legal commentator Ken White argues that “this is a golden age for free speech in America.” For
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Opinion | Radicals Have a Point About Racial Liberalism
There isn’t much to be said for those who loot and riot in the name of racial equality. But what
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Opinion | The Resilience of the Black American
Taxpayer-funded institutions are now adding their voices to the movement against “systemic racism”—the invisible legacy of slavery and discrimination that
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Opinion | Mike O’Rielly’s Free Speech Fall
Michael O’Rielly has done yeoman work as a member of the Federal Communications Commission, but this week the White House
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Opinion | An Actual Playing Field Shouldn’t Be a Political One
Sports need politics the way the pope needs a bowling trophy. For a spectator, sports provide a relief from politics
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Opinion | Obama’s Filibuster Swipe
Anticipating a November romp, prominent Democrats have been dropping hints that they’d scrap the filibuster for legislation if they win
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Opinion | Dropping ‘Pettus’ Is a Bridge Too Far
Edmund Pettus was a white supremacist who served as a general in the Confederate army and a leader of the
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Opinion | Margaret Sanger Gets Canceled
Margaret Sanger has been morally promoted to the rank of Confederate general. It comes courtesy of Planned Parenthood of Greater
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Opinion | Confirm Tony Tata
Retired Brig. Gen. Anthony J. Tata is the right man for the job of undersecretary for policy at the Defense
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