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Today was day one of the hearings on January 6th, held by Nancy Pelosi’s partisan select committee.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – July 27, 2021 The Covid-19 Delta variant and public vaccine resistance have reignited the debate over mandates, and it may get heated. It’s important to make distinctions between government and private mandates, and it would help if the Food and Drug Administration finally expedited full approval of the clearly successful mRNA vaccines. How to…

There is little evidence that reinstating mask mandates will spur reluctant Americans to go get vaccinated.

I used to look forward to the Olympics. Cheering on the people from my nation as I watched the best of the best compete was a blast. Now, it’s just another platform.

By: Rich Lowrey – nationalreview.com – July 25, 2021 He, too, is a racist according to his stupidly reductive premises. Ezra  Klein of the New York Times doesn’t usually do brutal takedowns on his podcasts, but his conversation with “anti-racism” guru Ibram X. Kendi is an exception. Rarely has a sympathetic interview, or at least an overtly friendly interview, done more to expose the shallowness and bankruptcy…

Banning CRT from schools will actually prevent students from fully understanding its weaknesses.

  \History shows the dangers of suppressing scientific debate—but social media platforms, using public health as a justification, are eroding free speech.

You know how I know public health authorities are lying? Their own data

Why are Democrats in Congress staging a series of show hearings to generate support for H.R. 4, “The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act”?

A Politico report finds that moderate and left-leaning parents have their own issues with CRT and public schools.

By: Judy Shelton – wsj.com – July 25, 2021 An odd notion seems to have taken hold in Washington: that the Federal Reserve’s easy monetary policy is good for workers. Near-zero interest rates are being hailed as the key to higher wages—even as consumer prices are increasing at the fastest pace since 2008. But nominal wage gains are an illusion when inflation…