As history so often has it—the hardliners got their way.  The presidential ascent of Ebrahim Raisi, a baby boomer alumnus of the Iranian Revolution, sequestered fanatics on both sides of the debate to their respective corners. That is, following Iran’s presidential election, the conclusions of the faithful were clear. To its adherents, Persia’s Islamist revolution

Amid the usual softball questions from The View’s liberal co-hosts Wednesday morning, socialist Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders was also grilled by Meghan McCain on the vile anti-Semitism coming from far-left members of the Squad in Congress, his radical proteges. She demanded to know how he could “stand by everything AOC, Rashida Tlaib, and Ilhan Omar

I have to say I was shocked on Monday when Meghan McCain “warned” Joe Biden that he’s doing “grave spiritual harm” to himself with his radical position on abortion. “Everybody’s spiritual journey and relationship with God and their church is their own personal journey and I don’t try and proselytize my spirituality on other people,

Morgan Stanley announced it would not let unvaccinated employees or clients into its office buildings, the Financial Times reported Tuesday. “Starting July 12 all employees, contingent workforce, clients and visitors will be required to attest to being fully vaccinated to access Morgan Stanley buildings in New York and Westchester,” Morgan Stanley Chief Human Resources Officer

Eric Adams speaks an election night party in New York City, June 22, 2021. (Andrew Kelly/Reuters) President Biden gave a speech this afternoon on the rising crime rate. Even the White House admits that in recent months “homicides rose 30 percent and gun assaults rose 8 percent in large cities.” The timing is politically significant

Despite massive funding, the National Democratic Redistricting Committee failed to achieve much of anything. Eric Holder must have a tough time convincing his donors they got much “bang” for their bucks in 2020. The ultra-partisan attorney general-turned-redistricting litigator leads a set of three groups, a 501(c)(3), (c)(4), and PAC, on a crusade to redraw the

Get ready for the NFL and woke sports media to become even more unbearable. If you thought they were bad before, just wait until you see how they’re reacting to the first active NFL player in history to come out as gay. Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Carl Nassib came out in an Instagram video on

Dems Are Discovering That the Sky In Their World Ain’t Right Admittedly, I am not a hardcore watcher of the Supreme Court. I have a lot of attorney friends and I tend to get the highlights from them after big decisions. However, after yet another unanimous SCOTUS decision, I began contrasting this recent spate of

Summary: President Joe Biden will receive his daily briefing Wednesday then he will . President Biden’s Itinerary for 6/23/21: All Times EDT 9:50 AM Receive daily briefing – Oval Office 11:00 AM Attend funeral for Senator John Warner – Washington North Catherdral 12:45 PM Have another lunch with the vice president – private dining room

A worker inspects solar panels at a solar farm in Dunhuang, China, in 2013. (Carlos Barria/Reuters) The typical Democrat supports solar power because it is clean, and generally thinks that the U.S. should not help support Chinese industries that are exploiting labor and helping in the state genocide of the Uyghurs. Very few people realize

President Joe Biden’s education proposals are not fiscally modest. Two new years of free preschooling, staffed by unionized teachers. Free community colleges, for another year or two. Massive forgiveness of student debt. Nor are they modest in principle. They include prescriptive curricula, not free play, for toddlers; reintroduction of racial “disparate impact” as a curb

On Tuesday, Senate Republicans saved the country of the Democratic-led federal takeover of the county’s election via the For the People Act. But the liberal broadcast networks were out in force that evening to gaslight their audiences and suggest Republicans had shot down an effort to “expand voting rights” that would have “overhauled” the system.

President Trump revealed that he’s “very disappointed” in Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh for recent rulings they’ve made, particularly with the Obamacare case, in which they joined the majority in upholding Obamacare because the states that filed the lawsuit lacked standing. Trump mentioned nominating three justices to the Supreme Court as an accomplishment in

House Oversight Committee Republican Jody Hice demanded a watchdog investigation of the federal government’s potentially illegal hiring practices. Hice, the ranking member of the Subcommittee on Government Operations, asked Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Inspector General Mark Bialek to urgently open an investigation into reports that the agency has used illegal means to force senior

(ilkercelik/Getty Images) If you ever wanted Google to stop sending you eerily targeted ads, there is good news on the horizon. Google and Facebook have recently come under scrutiny for allegedly selling users’ metadata (possibly to China) and for large-scale data breaches. Facebook, in particular, got into hot water for tracking data with the Facebook

Years ago, a man with gaudy suits and a flamboyant hairdo toured America, defying a wealthy, entrenched, and controlling elite. The establishment had stuck to the same tired formula for years, and the people were hungry for a change. As the man spoke into the microphones on stages across the nation, he broke traditions and

The radical attempt by Democrats to nationalize voting across the country appears to going down to defeat on Tuesday. So at the White House press briefing, the assembled partisan press whined that the administration didn’t do more to save the legislation. ABC’s Cecilia Vega spoke directly for Democrats, telling Press Secretary Jen Psaki the difficulty is

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has been promoting his “hugs not bullets” policy to tamp down the violence in Mexico since he took office in 2018. It’s not working too well. Last year, more than 34,000 Mexicans were killed in the cartel violence that continues to rack the country. It’s no better this year for

Climate change protesters were arrested for demonstrating on Republican Texas Senator Ted Cruz’s property, Houston Police announced Monday evening. Eight out of the 60 to 70 protesters were taken into custody for trespassing on Cruz’s property, Houston Police said in a video posted to Twitter. “The large majority of the group are extremely peaceful out

Kyrsten Sinema at the Arizona Chamber of Commerce’s Manufacturer of the Year summit in Phoenix, Ariz. (Gage Skidmore) At New York magazine, Jonathan Chait argues that Kyrsten Sinema’s position on the filibuster is irrational because the current exceptions to the 60-vote threshold undermine the efficacy of her case: Almost every specific example she cites here

The Court unanimously sided with the Catholic adoption agency, but a narrow ruling leaves an unclear precedent. It’s quite something when the Supreme Court not only allows the Free Exercise Clause to trump state equality laws, but does so in a 9-0 ruling. Last Thursday, the justices unanimously upheld a complaint by Catholic Social Services (CSS), a Roman Catholic fostering agency, that the City

Sports media outlets over the weekend unleashed their fury on former and current pro athletes who spoke out against COVID-19 vaccinations. NBA Hall of Famer John Stockton and current Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley are expressing concerns about vaccines. NBC Sports Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio went ballistic on Beasley, saying he “unfairly assailed the NFL

BY PJ MEDIA STAFF While the boss is away, the minions will stray. This week it’s the fearsome three-some, PJ Media’s 6-4-3 combo of Victoria Taft, Megan Fox, and Stacey Lennox, while boss-lady Paula Bolyard hones her mask tan lines in some far flung tropical island. This week we’ll plumb the shallows of why Victoria’s

“Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media,” by Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman, is a classic text for the left. The book, published in 1988 and still in print today, argues that corporate and governmental control of the news is so extensive that the “consent of the governed” has been overwhelmed by a

National Review founder William F. Buckley Jr. (National Review) For more than a year, we have Zoomed, and Zoomed like mad, but now it’s time for in-person gatherings once more — and National Review Institute will have one. This is the William F. Buckley Jr. Communicators Conference, to be held in mid July — on

WASHINGTON, DC – JUNE 10: FBI Director Christopher Wray testifies during a House Judiciary Committee oversight hearing on Capitol Hill June 10, 2021 in Washington, DC. Wray fielded a wide range of questions, including several about the January 6th Capitol riot. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) The galaxy of media outlets, fact-checkers, and “disinformation” NGOs

Reporters were as upset as every other category of Democrats when the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops voted to have a discussion on whether politicians should be denied communion for being in dramatic contradiction of church teaching on social issues, especially on abortion. Reporters like Matt “The Advertiser” Viser at The Washington Post labored feverishly

“But if someone circled their oval or made a check next to it or did something other than get pixels of blackness inside the oval, almost one percent of the 3.4 million people that voted in Arizona, the machines did not record any vote for president,” he added. According to state-certified results, Biden barely won

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki attributed the country’s rising crime to gun violence Monday ahead of President Joe Biden’s plans to speak about his “crime prevention strategy.” “I’m not going to get ahead of his comments or remarks later this week, but it is an area where the president feels a great deal of

Nathan Law, the Hong Kong pro-democracy politician in exile, at a rally in Berlin during a visit by Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi, September 1, 2020 (Michele Tantussi / Reuters) Let me offer a couple of links, to two podcasts: to Q&A, with Nathan Law; and to Music for a While, my latest episode. The