Category: Opinion
Where Supreme Court’s Flowers Racial Bias Decision Fits Within Spectrum of Rulings
It should be noted that the vast majority of cases that the Supreme Court accepts are decided unanimously.
Trump, Lies And Golf Scores
Trump’s golf habits are a fascinating look at his character.
McConnell Admits GOP Willing to Deny Americans Their Rights to Avoid ‘Two New Democratic Senators’
The only correct, patriotic and intellectually honest answer is to provide DC with the full representation that all taxpaying Americans enjoy and have come to expect.
The Soldiers in the Tank: Unsung Heroes of Tiananmen Square
Thirty years ago, after weeks of student-led protests, tanks rolled into Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
Why Despite Inaccurate Reporting, Media Trust is Rising
Gell-Mann helped bring order to the field of particle physics in the 1950s and 1960s — a time when a bewildering array of new particles was being found in “atom-smashing” experiments.
Don’t Blame Liberals and Democrats for Social Media Bans
People were banned for violating terms of service--even Alex Jones' site has terms of service.
The Chinese Ethnic Genocide Nobody Cares About
The history of the Uighur ethnic group is complicated. Uighurs started off as an ethnic majority in Xinjiang, and they have historically been self-governed.
The Court, Not Roe v Wade, Should Be Up For Review
The winds are changing and with change comes unrest.
The Rockiest Democratic Presidential Launch Yet
On what was to be his big day, Bill deBlasio suffered one ignominy after another.
Do Political Quizzes Define You?
I checked out eight popular quizzes. They were all biased. After all, they’re written by humans and all humans are biased.
