The Secret Ballot Meant Victory for Mercedes-Benz Workers
After 70% of them signed cards supporting the UAW, the union failed in an actual vote. Peer pressure can easily turn into intimidation.
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Civil Rights and Antisemitism at Columbia University
A hostile environment for Jews could mean a cutoff of federal funding and liability under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
The Radicals Getting Your Tax Money
The EPA awards $50 million to a group that says Palestine is a ‘climate justice issue.’
Britain's Tories Face the Election Music
Down in the polls, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hopes to get a campaign hearing.
The Navy's Missile Catcher Comes Home
The USS Carney pulls into port, after stopping many Houthi attacks.
Ford's EV Stockholm Syndrome
The auto maker goes to court to defend the EPA’s new tailpipe rules.
Teach Your Children to Love America
For Memorial Day, I’m taking inspiration from the New York schools’ 1900 ‘Manual of Patriotism.’
Presidential Election 2024: Send In the Tropes
It’s a three-ring circus: the Trump trials, the Biden fiasco and the culture war between woke and MAGA.
Let Ukraine Defend Itself Properly
Biden won’t allow Kyiv to hit targets inside Russia, which is no way to fight.
When Bill Clinton Lost China
In 1992, he vowed to link trade to human rights. On May 26, 1994, he betrayed that promise.
A Flagging Campaign Against Justice Alito
The ‘ethics’ attack having failed, the left turns to flag etiquette.
Edith Bartley's Legacy in Brooklyn
For nearly 60 years at Plymouth Church, she gave tutorials in faith and volunteering.
Not Even Portlandia Wants a Progressive Prosecutor
Voters in Oregon’s Multnomah County decide to hire a new district attorney.
We Know Who'll Win the U.K. Election, but Why?
Politicians will fight to explain the Tories’ long-expected defeat in a way that favors their ideology.
Lessons of the 1924 Immigration Act
America welcomes newcomers, but there are always limits.
China's Sea Power Leaves U.S. Adrift
With Beijing pursuing global supremacy across the oceans, America must rebuild its maritime sector.
The Big Green Transmission Coup
Schumer and FERC end-run Congress on permitting reform and socialize energy costs.
Democracy Dies in Silence
Democratic states pass laws that are gag orders on employer speech.
New Jersey Blows Up Its Property Tax Cap
Gov. Phil Murphy makes it easier to raise taxes without voter approval.
The Israelis Prove Biden Wrong on Rafah
The White House changes its tune after Israel evacuates 950,000.
