Dems’ Dilemma, From the Mountains to the Prairies
In at least three states, Democratic Senate candidates are standing down in favor of independents who might beat Republicans. Good…
Weaponizing the Missile Shortage
Reporting on the depletion of munitions due to the Iran war could be a pretext to massively expand the military…
The Democratic Brand and the DNC Mess
The DNC’s woes have become part of a broader narrative about the Democrats’ inept leadership and damaged “brand.”
Michigan’s Democratic Primary Could Hinge on Black Voters
Today, voters in Michigan head to the polls to decide one of the year’s most highly contested Democratic primaries.
Trump’s Dwindling Power
On Thursday, President Trump said he was prepared to withdraw the nomination of Todd Blanche to be attorney general rather…
The Great ‘Made in the USA’ Fraudyssey
Amazon and Walmart are well equipped to detect deceptive claims about where products are made. Their own AI chatbots describe…
Trump’s New Fed Chair Deserts Trump
As expected, the Federal Reserve did not raise interest rates today, but neither did it lower them from its current…
Yale Loses the Capitulation Bowl
Instead of a deal, the secret negotiations have produced massive protests by faculty, students, and alums, including several alums in…
Trump’s Tariff Sham
Greer’s “investigation,” of course, was a sham, designed solely to give Trump a pretext for a new round of tariffs.
Real-World Democratic Socialism
Zohran Mamdani’s appointments to steer New York’s economic development reflect the win-win of people-centered growth.