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[Editor’s note: A version of this article first appeared at National Catholic Register.] Many progressives today are eager to redefine America not as starting in 1776, which is literally when […]
A full accounting must acknowledge first what the American founders said about slavery, and what they did.
Businesses added 21,000 jobs in March, inching the Bay State closer to pre-pandemic employment levels. The statewide unemployment rate fell from 4.7% in February to 4.3% in March.
If there two takeaways viewers got from ABC’s Thursday special coverage of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson officially being confirmed to the Supreme Court they would be that Jackson is amazing and Republicans are bad for opposing her. ABC News Live Prime anchor Linsey Davis could hardly contain her excitement as the votes rolled in, “The star debater from Miami Palmetto Senior High School responsible for lots of shards of glass today, as she smashes through now, this ultimate ceiling in the legal world.”
With Jeff Gorsuch and his attorney seated footsteps away, Aspen resident Peter Fornell pleaded guilty Wednesday to the municipal offense of injuring public/private property, apologized to city officials and the court for spray-painting the messages “Liars Go Back to Vail” on the exterior of Gorsuch Ski Cafe, and vowed not to commit a similar offense in the future.