Jon Guze

It’s the final paragraph of “Behold the priest-kings of the future Supreme Court,” a Washington Post piece by Megan McArdle: A country where half the citizens feel their concerns have been placed beyond redress or appeal is a country that is headed for trouble. And whether you’re…

The New York Times reports: President Trump interviewed four candidates on Monday to take Justice Anthony M. Kennedy’s place on the Supreme Court as the White House raced to meet the president’s promise to announce a replacement for the…

Last month the Guardian reported: Butchers in France have asked the government for police protection from animal rights activists, claiming their security was being threatened and that vegans were trying to impose a meat-free lifestyle on the nation. … Seven butcher shops were vandalised and…

That’s how Robert Mariani characterizes PC terminology in an amusing piece at Jacobite: College today functions as middle-class finishing school, the gate and key to the world outside the service industry. … [A]cademia is the font of moral instruction in American society, a decade or so upstream from…

Not when it’s self-defense! That’s what the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held in United States v. Charette: On the morning of May 11, 2014, Charette and his now ex-wife, Jessica, awoke to barking and commotion behind their home. Looking outside, they spotted an…

In a recent piece at Ordinary Times, Vikram Bath provides some striking examples illustrating how much the Democrats’ position on immigration has changed since 1995: Check out the New York Times in 1995: The White House today welcomed a Federal advisory…

A group of Asian-Americans has filed a civil rights suit alleging racial bias in Harvard’s admissions practices. As a recent New York Times article explains, regardless of how the case is ultimately resolved by the courts, the plaintiffs’ evidence makes it perfectly clear that Harvard has indeed been discriminating…

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