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Rich Lowry: ‘Yellowstone’ is not a show about race
In a culture that relentlessly boosts college degrees and other credentials, “Yellowstone” at its best is an oasis of a different way of looking at accomplishment and value.
Froma Harrop: Did Joe Biden ‘shut down’ American energy? Hardly
In Louisiana, a gallon of regular now averages $2.90. This reality may be spied in the prices hanging outside Baton Rouge gas stations. And if we’re not mistaken, Biden is still president.
Cal Thomas: A new year, but nothing new
Looking back 100 years, at least two things are clear: While leaders and events may change, human nature never changes.
Bill Press: Yes, I’m woke — and proud of it!
As Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) advises: “We have a moral obligation to “stay woke,” take a stand and be active, challenging injustices and racism in our communities and fighting hatred and discrimination wherever it rises.” We can never be “woke” enough.
Rich Lowry: Ending Title 42 would exacerbate the border crisis
The U.S. teeters on the brink of a complete meltdown at the border, and yet the Biden administration is still consumed with blame-shifting and evasions.
2022 saw conservative gains on education issues. But they may be short-lived.
The Founding Fathers — as well as the founding mothers and their children — agreed that any truly public school could not be run by a church for religious reasons. They believed that a public school had to be something that promoted purely public purposes.
What child poverty in America really looked like in 2022
Running shoes. A sketchbook. Summer camp. The lack of those basic things is what child poverty in America looked like in 2022.
Paul Mills: Some of the famous and not so famous who left us in 2022
The end of one year and the beginning of another is a customary occasion to pay tribute to those who have joined the “great majority,” meaning those who have departed this life and gone as Shakespeare’s Hamlet observed to “the undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler returns.” My own snapshots, seen primarily through a […]
Elliott Epstein: This will be the year that Donald Trump becomes politically irrelevant
Trumpism is going to suffer the same fate as McCarthyism.