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Someone had to fire the first shot in the circular firing squad. And it was always going to come from the Left. No matter how much Biden appeases the Marxists, they’re always going to turn on him. It’s the nature of the snake. And yet too many Democrats think that the extremists who want to…

An inner-city high school? The University of Minnesota.  Parents are demanding the way safety is handled around the University of Minnesota change before students return this fall. Crime has risen 45 percent in nearby neighborhoods over the last four years. Why might that be? There was the extensive police defunding movement and the general culture…

It’s not just the J6 hearings, people have stopped paying attention. The level of news consumption in 2021 took a nosedive following historic highs in 2020. Despite a slew of major stories, readers have retrenched further in 2022. The war in Ukraine, a series of deadly mass shootings, the Jan. 6 hearings and the Supreme Court’s revocation…

Reap what you sow. One of the precursors of the most recent wave of black nationalist violence was a shakedown of a Starbucks over a customer being asked to leave. The overpriced junk coffee company brought in Eric Holder and assorted black nationalist allies, closed its stores and engaged in performative breast-beating. During the BLM…

Michael Moore and Rage Against the Machine briefly going viral is a blast from the 90s past. An extremely overrated one.  No one especially cares about Rage Against the Machine, whose songs were terrible and whose members were at least mildly defensible as angry second-generation radical young men, but are just pathetic as radicals in…

It’s never an insurrection when your side is the one doing it. Just ask good ole Mayor Pete. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Sunday defended protesters against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh who gathered earlier this week outside Morton’s steakhouse, where he was eating dinner. Buttigieg’s boyfriend, Chasten, tweeted in response to the news: “Sounds like he just wanted…

Public service is hard. When you actually have to come to work. More than 300 employees from five state agencies have resigned since Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Virginia’s new telework policy in early May, according to records obtained by 8News. This includes 183 Virginia Department of Transportation employees, 28 of whom cited “telework options” as…