There seems to be something for everyone in the massive spending packages now working their way through Congress.

It was a president named George Washington who said, "If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led like sheep to the slaughter," and right now Merrick Garland is leading us.

Britain's Home Office says more than 12,500 migrants have broken the law to get into the UK so far this year.

Last November, Dorian Abbot, a geophysicist at the University of Chicago, posted a series of slide presentations on YouTube making a case against the use of group identity as a primary criterion in selection processes. He was immediately targeted for cancellation.

What is the greatest threat to educating children today? Is it COVID-19, or ignorance? I'm going for number two. There is growing evidence to back me up.

Even if you don't follow politics closely, you've likely heard about the Hyde Amendment, which restricts taxpayer dollars from paying for elective abortions in federal programs such as Medicaid.

The Pandora Papers, "an expose of the financial secrets and offshore dealings of dozens of heads of state, public officials and politicians," writes CNN, could not have come at a better time for congressional "progressives" who are seeking to win over enough Democrats to pass the massive Biden-Pelosi $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill, which is loaded with enough pork to infect the nation with financial trichinosis.

There should be little doubt that President Joe Biden was not being truthful when, days after the Taliban's victory, he told ABC News that his senior military advisers had not urged him to keep some 2,500 troops in Afghanistan.

Upon his election, President Joe Biden stood before the cameras and promised the American people a time of healing and unity, a renewed order where everyone's voice deserved to be heard, not trampled and insulted.

At their finest, universities are places where the best minds and the best ideas compete, where students are presented with the breadth and depth of science, history, philosophy and art, and where they are guided through rigorous study to reach conclusions that, in time, will again advance human knowledge.

It is a metaphor for what is occurring at seemingly all levels of our country and culture.

We're often told that humans are lousy at judging risk, and the pandemic seems to have confirmed this in spades.

Following the death of Mao Zedong, former president and founding father of the People's Republic of China, more than 40 years ago, his successor Deng Xiaoping instituted economic reforms that looked less like classic communism and more like capitalism.

Twenty years ago, when I was working in the intensive care unit, I saved a young man's life.

President Joe Biden has repeatedly promised that his massive tax increases won't hit people earning less than $400,000.

After last week's House vote that saw all but one Democrat, Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas, and no Republicans vote for the Women's Health and Protection Act, a bill that would establish a federal right to an abortion, the party that once claimed to stand for "the little guy" - the littlest being the unborn baby - has now hit the trifecta. It has become the party of death, debt, and debauchery.

If the biggest news is what's not being talked about, then my candidate for the most neglected story would be President Joe Biden's plan for $3.5 trillion in new government spending.

There are forces that wish to destroy America. Some of them are visible and some are stealth.

"Give me a one-handed economist," Harry Truman once famously demanded. "All my economists say, 'On the one hand ... but on the other'."

We just had a good week for anyone enthused about relitigating the 2020 election.

Britain's rumpled Prime Minister Boris Johnson has plenty of reasons to fear the media.

John Thune of South Dakota, the second-ranking Senate Republican, says that "the debt limit needs to be increased."

Forget what you hear most pundits saying about last week's recall election that failed to unseat California Gov. Gavin Newsom.