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Is This Time Going To Be Different on Jobs?
Three catalysts are driving an intensifying divergence between a cooling US labour market and strong GDP growth
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Why Democrats Haven’t Been Able To Moderate
It was one of the final days of the Texas legislature’s regular session in 2023.
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Revival: Young Men, Highly Educated Lead Return to Religion
The decline of religion remains a fundamental reality in most Western countries, particularly in Europe, where over 50% of those under age 40 do not identify with any faith. Even in more rel
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No Retroactive Pseudonymization in Federal Court Under California “Safe at Home” Program
From a decision last week in Smith v. Solomon, by Judge André Birotte Jr.: Plaintiff files the [application] in a case voluntarily dismissed on January 28, 2026. Plaintiff now requests an order directing the “immediate redaction and removal of all personal identifying information (“PII”)—including Plaintiff’s legal name, address, or any identifying data” from PACER, PacerMonitor, […]
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Rubio’s Call for European Renewal Falls on Deaf Ears
In his address to the Munich Security Conference on Feb. 14, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that after the end of the Cold War, the West had embarked upon a “dangerous delusion,” thereby weakening its economic, cultural, and political foundations. He also spoke of the “shared Christian faith,” and called the U.S. “a child […]
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Newsom Goes Global. U.S. Voters Should Beware
Gavin Newsom’s global travel itinerary looks more like that of a foreign minister than the governor of a state in crisis.
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Mitch McConnell Taking a Beating in Race To Replace Him
One Republican candidate to succeed Sen. Mitch McConnell introduced himself with an ad that shows a cardboard cutout of the longtime Senate majority leader in the trash.
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Nobody Trusts Elections — That’s the Crisis
Trust must be earned through transparency, consistent rules, and procedures that make fraud difficult and detection easy.
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Trump Voter ID Threat His Gravest Attack on Democracy Yet
The president says he’ll do it “whether approved by Congress or not!” He can’t legally do that-but that hasn’t stopped him before.
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How Well Do You Know Your Presidents? Take the RCP Quiz
A slew of utterances by U.S. presidents have entered American’s collective consciousness, but the 45 men who have served as commander in chief formulated many felicitous expressions – before, during, and after they assumed office.
