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Last week, a man stormed the stage at the Chautauqua Institution and stabbed British author Salman Rushdie in the neck as he was being introduced. The topic under discussion was “the United States as asylum for writers and other artists in exile and as a home for freedom of creative expression.” Chances are exceptionally high that this was the work of a jihadi.
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Too often, government officials assess the effectiveness of “economic development” like the guy who brags about winning $100 on a scratch-off ticket after spending $1,000 on the lottery. But this approach ignores the true cost.
Read moreThe Democrats’ new reconciliation bill isn’t just going to be the largest-ever expansion of a government agency. It’s going to be the largest expansion of the domestic police state in American history. Only a statist could believe that a federal government, which already collects $4.1 trillion every year – or $12,300 for every citizen – supposedly needs 80 battalions of new IRS cops.
Read more(A column of opinion by Gary Reid, Publisher Emeritus)
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A runoff election will take place in Oklahoma Aug. 23, which will decide who the Republican candidate will be to run for the Senate seat held by James Inhofe since 1994.
Read moreBy Christopher F. Rufo
Read moreI’ve been interested in cowdogs ever since we imported our Kelpie from Australia nearly 50 years ago. And I was privileged to be the announcer for the big Red Bluff cowdog sale for 20 years and during that time I discovered that people can learn a lot about life from cowdogs. For example...
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