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The official narrative is that an ISIS-K suicide bomber got through Taliban “security” and detonated, resulting in the deaths of 13 U.S. military personnel and a number of Afghans. Yet what the people on the ground keep saying is that there was a firefight afterward.  Why it matters. If there was a firefight, then there…

The headline here comes from a tweet by FOX News’ Adam Shaw summing up the scale of the crisis and complicity by the Biden administration. As Bill Melugin noted, “DHS reports 153,941 migrant encounters in January, almost doubling Jan. ‘21 (78,414) and more than quadruple Jan. ‘20 (36,585). DHS also reports 62,573 migrants were released…

If you want Attorney General Letitia James to do her job, good luck. The only people she’s interested in going after wear MAGA or NRA hats. And so we have the surreal scene of a city and state melting down under the heat of an escalating crime wave while the state’s top prosecutor courts headlines and…

The rapid collapse of the COVID state, politicians insist, is just a matter of following the science. And that’s true. They neglect to mention that it’s the science of polling that they’re following. As bad as the public polls are (and public polls are usually bad in more ways than one) the internal polls are…

Are those the rules? Those are the official rules, now. It’s okay for AG’s to abuse their power to go after their political opponents because persecuting people for their political views is not a civil rights violation. Just ask Xi, Putin, and Judge Arthur F. Engoron of the New York State Supreme Court. At the end…

Ruben Navarrette makes an interesting point in his attack on affirmative action. There’s a lot to disagree with in the article which is filled with rhetorical shorthand and sloppy analogies, but in his conclusion, he takes a different tack on how affirmative action hurts minorities. I see that Americans have again missed the chance to…

Former civil rights groups the ACLU has finally found a cause it can really get behind: taking away civil rights. From Virginia to Iowa, to Missouri and Colorado, the ACLU has been sending threatening letters and joining lawsuits against school districts to pressure them to take away the civil rights of students and to force…