“When men are most sure and arrogant they are commonly most mistaken,” the 18th century Scottish philosopher David Hume once said.
When Gov. Spencer Cox signed Utah’s public labor union bill last month, the state became the third to ban public-sector unions from collective bargaining. This bold move will bring tax savings to Utahns while restoring fairness and accountability in government employment. Other states should…
Public-sector unions have long supported American workers, championing fair wages, reasonable hours and safe working conditions. While recent challenges — such as Utah’s repeal of collective bargaining rights for government employees — may seem daunting, they also are an opportunity to unite…
A federal judge has for now halted efforts by the Trump administration to swiftly deport activist Mahmoud Khalil, a legal U.S. resident who was a key figure in anti-Israel demonstrations at Columbia University.
A tussle over a North Carolina man’s D.C. job recently generated political heat, but also shed light on whistleblowers and the role they play in saving money and lives.
Chuck Schumer is right, and James Carville is right. They don't want the Democratic Party getting pulled into MAGA's cyclone of ruinous policy. To get to safety, they are reining in the left flank for whom the fight is all. The hotheads don't recognize that bad timing loses battles.
Todd Lewis scowled when he first saw my new Schwinn Sting-Ray Fastback bicycle.
President Trump is using an 18th-century law — the Alien Enemies Act — to justify the deportation of hundreds of people he says are members of a vicious Venezuelan gang. That law was last used during World War II by the Roosevelt administration to justify the internment of Japanese Americans. The government later apologized for that action and paid reparations to the survivors who were detained, but not until 1988 in the last year of the Reagan administration.
Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian permanent legal US resident the Trump administration wants to deport, says he is a "political prisoner."
🎧 The hosts offer suggestions about how to break free from the cycle of passive consumption to embrace more enriching life experiences.
I sat in the recreation room of my cellblock on a recent February afternoon. Just a few feet away, confined to a wheelchair due to a leg injury, was Dominique Castile. He’s been incarcerated in New York for three years. He’s worried, as are a lot of other incarcerated people, about President Donald Trump’s desire to eliminate the Department of Education.
One of the Biden administration’s worst failures was letting Iran’s terror proxies in Yemen shut down a crucial global shipping lane and shoot at the U.S. military with impunity. President Donald Trump sent a better message by ordering significant air strikes against the Houthis that are a step toward restoring deterrence in the region.
LZ Granderson: Trimming the fat from the federal budget shouldn't hurt the most vulnerable this much
They're having big problems in China.
An acquaintance who worked in the first Trump administration offers some insight into the president's decision-making process.
If you're going to support earth-shaking changes in Washington that affect millions of lives, be prepared for the aftershocks back home. And be willing to face them squarely and honestly ... in person.
"Sometimes I lie awake at night, and I ask, 'Where have I gone wrong'," one of our all-time saddest sacks, Charlie Brown, once said. "Then a voice says to me, 'This is going to take more than one night.'"
And so it has come to this.
The president continued his predilection for comforting the comfortable and afflicting the afflicted by lending the support to someone who least needs it — the world’s richest man — while erasing personal liberties, attacking allies and exacting retribution.
“When men are most sure and arrogant they are commonly most mistaken,” the 18th century Scottish philosopher David Hume once said.
When Gov. Spencer Cox signed Utah’s public labor union bill last month, the state became the third to ban public-sector unions from collective bargaining. This bold move will bring tax savings to Utahns while restoring fairness and accountability in government employment. Other states should take note.
Public-sector unions have long supported American workers, championing fair wages, reasonable hours and safe working conditions. While recent challenges — such as Utah’s repeal of collective bargaining rights for government employees — may seem daunting, they also are an opportunity to unite, educate the public and strengthen our resolve.
A federal judge has for now halted efforts by the Trump administration to swiftly deport activist Mahmoud Khalil, a legal U.S. resident who was a key figure in anti-Israel demonstrations at Columbia University.
Repeal Second Amendment
Call this what it is
It’s not about you
It should read, “I pledge allegiance to the flag of America and to the dictator for which it stands, one nation under Trump (add Musk) with liberty and justice for the wealthy few.”