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NPR’s new CEO exemplifies the ideological capture of America’s institutions. Read More

The political magazine that wants to change the world as well as report on it. For humanism, democracy and freedom. Read More

The long-time public radio editor's resignation proves he was right all along. Read More

This was part of an email sent to UnHerd at the start of January from an organisation called the Global Disinformation Index. Read More

Great Britain, like other countries, has pledged to stop emitting carbon dioxide (“net zero”) by transitioning to a... Read More

Mandates and massive subsidies cannot summon into being a world without fossil fuels. Read More

Make no mistake, this will have a significant economic impact. Read More

"Climate financiers are not capitalists. They are corporatists who think the government should direct private industry. They want to work... Read More

If inane trivialities like the words in Trump’s private records can now serve as the basis of criminal fraud charges, anything can. Read More

Concerns over juror safety after Trump "threatened and intimidated so many persons in the criminal justice system." Read More

‘We’ve got to give them a 1968 kind of welcome.’ Read More

Too many Americans continue to find comfort and safety in the idea that this country belongs only to white people Read More

Over at Compact magazine on Tuesday, Nina Power wrote "The Trans Reckoning Is Here," and, as evidence, she cited the Cass Report. Read More

Let’s face it: Central planning of the economy hasn’t worked out so well in many places where it has been tried (e.g., Soviet Union,... Read More

Hunger in the US is rising at an alarming pace – or is it? Last year’s annual report on food insecurity in the US led lawmakers... Read More

Tuesday on the RealClearPolitics radio show, Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan, and Carl Cannon discuss President Biden's efforts to attract... Read More

On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Luke Moon, executive director of the Philos Project, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily... Read More

This week, Eric, Noah, and David Hebert, making his maiden voyage on the podcast, discuss squatters’ rights: Do they really exist? And if... Read More

Joel Kotkin is the Roger Hobbs Presidential Fellow in Urban Futures at Chapman University in Orange, California and directs the Center for... Read More

Federal taxes are unfair, most Americans say, even as the richest pay the highest share of taxes ever. Read More

It was a really good jobs report if you work for the government or in health care. Most everything else (especially the goods-producing... Read More

Criminologists have long known that crime is highly concentrated—in most cities, approximately 50% of crime happens on only 5% of... Read More

Around the world, scientists, manufacturers, and governments raced to develop a vaccine to combat COVID-19. Read More

Our curation on RealClear Censorship this week was largely devoted to Murthy v. Missouri, the landmark First Amendment case argued before the... Read More

Last summer, after George Floyd died under Derek Chauvin’s knee, protesters in Pensacola, Florida, held a week’s worth of rallies... Read More

In a statement issued last week, Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman once again called for an end to Governor Sisolak’s indefinite... Read More

While New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham ordered the closing of certain grocery stores over COVID-19 concerns, she spent $16,248 in... Read More

Officials from Petaluma, California have decided their city has enough places to fill up gas-powered cars. Last week, the local city council... Read More

A new report claims record numbers of books are being censored. James Fishback says that there’s more to the story. Read More

Following the Dobbs decision, Ohio’s strong pro-life laws were able to be enforced protecting unborn babies and their mothers.... Read More

Martin Kulldorff on why lockdowns were a disaster for public health. Read More

More drugs are in short supply than ever before. We’ve known the reason why for a long time: monopolistic middlemen. Read More

Will the Federalist Society, the overturn of Roe, and the SCOTUS crackdown on quotas make any difference for our nation? Read More

The high court’s decision to leave a controversial lower court ruling intact could be short-lived. Read More

Columbia needs to address the rampant anti-Semitism in its Middle Eastern studies program. Read More

How Iran’s foolish and foiled attack on Israel proves why American engagement remains vital to regional security. Read More

Following the April 1 strike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, threats of retaliation against Israel—widely... Read More

In April in Teaneck, New Jersey, outside one of the town’s largest synagogues, approximately 100 “pro-Palestinian” protesters, many of... Read More

The Biden administration has begun waging a very public diplomatic war on Israel. After first pledging staunch support for Israeli war aims... Read More

"Regardless of whether one thinks that the CPI should include interest rates and/or asset prices, it seems clear that consumers factor in... Read More

Just recently, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Ed Markey’s (D-Mass.) bipartisan AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act surpassed majority support... Read More

The government is slated to sue Ticketmaster’s parent company. Read More

The Justice Department’s antitrust complaint against the tech behemoth will make things worse for customers Read More

Tax policy should be simple. The government should tax just enough to fund core government functions. Fairness in the tax code has always... Read More

How a few billionaires helped push climate science to the extremes. Read More

While the entire country has struggled with the high cost of energy, the pain has been particularly felt in the Pacific Northwest. For years,... Read More

Katherine Maher, the new NPR CEO who started in January, has spent the past month lurching from one bad news cycle to another. Read More

What is the view of most of the organizations and activists in the Palestinian solidarity movement about Hamas? The answer remains... Read More

Joe Biden is clearly fine with sacrificing the nation's fiscal health in order to secure a second term in office. Read More

Money supposedly spent to help Americans may actually have done a lot of damage. Read More

America’s crime policies and soft border are enabling its enemies. Read More

Speaker Johnson said that he would introduce foreign aid bills to the floor despite some opposition from his caucus Read More

"A person who voluntarily enlists in the military obviously believes that that employment option is the best one for him or her. In exchange... Read More

Giving a kidney saves a life. Paying donors could fix the shortage. Read More

Joe Biden has told countless whoppers, but this one is a doozie: he says his uncle was eaten by cannibals in New Guinea. Seriously:   Read More

My positions are centrist: Secure borders. Safe & clean cities. Don’t bankrupt America with spending. Racism against any race is wrong. No... Read More