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    Godfrey J. Ellis has published a really nice piece about Interpreter in Meridian Magazine.  I commend it to your attention:  "Ten Hidden

Joe Biden's baby formula shortage has hit Milwaukee so badly "babies have been admitted to [the] emergency room for malnutrition."

In 1867, Karl Marx published Das Kapital. And it was Trump’s fault. Or as Jim Geraghty at the National Review argues that the "the most lasting legacy of the Trump presidency will be a culturally dominant progressive left." Geraghty blames President Trump for undermining a strategy of polite surrender that is exactly the reason why the Left dominates our culture (as it has for 70 years), our politics, and now even corporations.  The culturally dominant progressive left that the National Review was built to fight against, before it decided to instead fight against Trump, wa...

And you've had a lot of people on your show, the ryan clan has been the center of the debate that you've been trying to encourage on "meet the press," and it's got one presidential candidate, frankly may have cost him any chance to get off the ground in newt gingrich. you can't get more sort of polarizing than the ryan plan, fair or unfair? >> well, if you remember, a big part of what the ryan budget included in terms of tackling medicare was introducing a voucher program into medicare, preserving it for seniors on the program, but for younger americans down the line, they would be given a vou...

To his cause. while mr. gingrich is largely -- however, gingrich could very likely outdebate barak obama who is no slouch in that area. three obama-gingrich debates would attract massive interest. the democrats and the republicans now know mr. gingrich is a player. so the attacks are being stepped up. >> in gingrich's case, there is an unusually heavy preponderance of evidence of the bad qualities. he and romney, if this is the republican nomination battle now, it does not speak well for being a man of principle. >> bill: frank's assessment is predictable. but listen to ron paul, who hammers n...