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What the January 6 Committee Might Have Been
A real committee would also investigate the other, far larger and more lethal riots on iconic federal property months earlier.
Victor Davis Hanson | Commentary | June 16, 2022
A New and Needed Truth-Seeking University
Ronald L. Trowbridge | Commentary | June 16, 2022
The Pangloss Presidency
Despite evidence to the contrary, Americans now live in the best of all possible worlds.
K. Lloyd Billingsley | Commentary | June 16, 2022
GasCón Artist
K. Lloyd Billingsley | Commentary | June 13, 2022
The Subordinate Citizen
Americans feel that ordinary citizens like themselves who follow the rules are treated more harshly by their own government than are both noncitizens and our own progressive elites.
Victor Davis Hanson | Commentary | June 13, 2022
Five Ways Minimum Wage Studies Fail
Caleb S. Fuller | Commentary | June 10, 2022
In the Shadow of D-Day
Joe Biden, who can’t remember D-Day but can’t wait to take your guns, should spur us to remember what happens when those with all the power have all the guns.
K. Lloyd Billingsley | Commentary | June 10, 2022
San Francisco Boots Boudin
The recall of San Francisco’s pro-crime district attorney could be a promising sign for November.
K. Lloyd Billingsley | Commentary | June 9, 2022
The Cultural Pessimism of 1619
The 1619 Project distorts the scholarship on slavery, finance, and U.S. economic history.
Peter A. Coclanis | Commentary | June 8, 2022
The CDC’s New Pox Americana
Monkeypox see, monkeypox do.
K. Lloyd Billingsley | Commentary | June 8, 2022






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