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Emily Larsen of the Washington Examiner reports that U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death hasn’t changed Joe Biden’s mind about releasing a list of potential replacements. Joe Biden said that he would not release a list of potential Supreme Court nominees like President Trump has, arguing…

Joe Schoffstall of the Washington Free Beacon reports on a national group that’s dedicating time and money to help elect Democrats in Southern states. A progressive group that was supported by the Democracy Alliance, a millionaire and billionaire donor club cofounded by George Soros, is back up and…

National Review Online commends the president for his plan to create a new group that will counter recent anti-American initiatives in the realm of history instruction. America’s proud history is worth defending, and it is worth defending through government and politics. There are fair arguments about how best…

Editors at National Review Online urge quick action on replacing the late Supreme Court justice. While we did not agree with many of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s views about the Constitution or the judicial function, we never doubted her industry, dedication, gumption, civility, or patriotism. We send our…

Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online about the contrasting policy views on display during a debate between North Carolina’s candidates for lieutenant governor. The Daily Journal explains how a court case could help determine whether the people maintain ultimate authority over government in our state.

Remember Cooper's supposed "metrics" for reopening? They're all trending down and have been for weeks.

They are not your schools. They are not your students. You don’t know what’s best for them. You only care about recruiting more dues-paying members.

Professor George Ehrhardt writes for the Martin Center about a recent UNC System controversy involving one of his classes. It has been a very strange year. Three weeks ago I opened my email to find an unsolicited email from a lawyer, asking if I needed help. Odd, I thought,…