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America’s crime-ridden hellholes, particularly those which, like Los Angeles and Philly, are in the hands of Soros DAs are becoming an international scandal. The mayor of Philadelphia expressed shock and sorrow over the killing of a Filipino lawyer who was shot in the city over the weekend and is offering a $20,000 reward for information that…

Charlie Warzel of Galaxy Brain has an Atlantic essay on Google that’s far short of Galaxy Brain. It recapitulates the now famous thread on why searching Reddit is better than searching Google, and offers random speculation on what’s wrong with Google Search and whether it might not be “leaving us behind”. It’s packed with so many Google…

“Forget it, Jake, it’s D.C.-town.” Muriel E. Bowser (D), the pragmatic politician who has led the District for eight years, won the Democratic mayoral nomination Tuesday, according to projections from the Associated Press, beating out two left-leaning members of the council on her path to becoming just the second three-term mayor in D.C.’s history. D.C.…

A brief breakdown of a Quinnipiac poll response.  Nearly 6 in 10 Americans, 59 percent, think that rising prices in the United States is a crisis and 38 percent think it’s a problem but not a crisis. That is an increase in the percentage of Americans who say it is a crisis from a Quinnipiac…

The lefty legal freakout over the Supreme Court’s Carson v. Maykin ruling continues. This time it’s Noah Feldman. The Supreme Court Has Just Eroded First Amendment Law – In an important church-and-state decision, the justices have effectively ended the centuries-old constitutional ban on direct state aid to the teaching of religion, Noah Feldman/Bloomberg. In an extremely important…

It’s a victory in Maine with bigger implications for dismantling the educational hierarchy driving wokeness. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Tuesday that a Maine tuition assistance program violated the First Amendment’s Free Exercise Clause for excluding religious schools from eligibility. The program provides tuition assistance for students without a local public school to attend private…

We spend a lot of time talking about the Buffalo massacre. And we should. But we don’t talk about the Waukesha massacre and we really need to. Thousands of spectators turned out for a bit of holiday normalcy Sunday afternoon, the kind we so desperately need right now. It was the Waukesha Christmas Parade, a cherished…