The Smithsonian Should Sue but Won’t, the Bayeux Tapestry Shouldn’t Travel but Will
Also, the Ford Foundation should return to Detroit but won’t — all defying your art critic’s good sense. Source link
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We’re Suing to Stop Unions from Stealing from Home Caregivers
Those caring for an ailing loved one shouldn’t be forced to unionize so that they have to give up Medicaid dollars to greedy organizations like the SEIU. Source link
'Leanne' Review: Leanne Morgan and Chuck Lorre's Charming, Relatable Netflix Sitcom Will Have You Laughing Out Loud
With humble beginnings in booking comedy gigs and putting out comedy specials on YouTube, Leanne Morgan steadily climbed her way onto Netflix, where she released her stand-up special…
Netflix’s ‘Leanne’ Is a Heaping Plate of Southern Charm With a Side of Mid-life Reinvention: TV Review
When the comedian Leanne Morgan reached her mid-50s, her life drastically changed. The same is true of the namesake character she plays on the Netflix sitcom “Leanne,” albeit in a less…
Panama official seeks court review of CK Hutchison port contract
Panama’s comptroller general asked its Supreme Court to review the government’s contract extension with CK Hutchison’s local ports unit, potentially throwing a new wrench into the…
Father John Misty Takes His Audience to the Beautiful Side of ‘Screamland’ at the Greek: Concert Review
Early on in his headlining appearance at the Greek in Los Angeles, Father John Misty offered his closest equivalent to an invocation for the evening, calmly telling the full house in…
Pardon My French
But I think France should continue to exist. Source link
Why I Will Never Be a Free Trader
A global free market doesn’t care if America remains the preeminent nation on earth, or if it is reduced to one giant soybean farm to feed a Chinese state. Source link
‘War of the Worlds’ Review: Ice Cube Headlines a Disastrous Movie Retelling of H.G. Wells’ Alien Invasion Classic
In 1938, Orson Welles hosted a radio version of H.G. Wells’ “War of the Worlds” that reportedly sent listeners into a panic by treating the alien invasion as a breaking news broadcast.…
The American Eagle Ad Is Not That Deep
It’s about a pretty girl in blue jeans, not the superiority of one race. Source link
Beware Rationalizations for Leaving Universities the Way They Are
American universities maintain closed-minded intellectual environments that encourage professors and students to espouse progressive orthodoxy and punish those who don’t. Source link
Lee Zeldin’s EPA Liberates American Industry
The EPA has taken an important deregulatory step forward and struck a blow against judicial overreach. Source link
The Mossad’s Long History of Operating Against Iran
Rome wasn’t built in a day. Neither was Israel’s intelligence victory against the Islamic Republic. Source link
Signs of Bad Movie Times
Plus, the century’s truly best films challenge the paper of record’s unreliable poll. Source link
FireAid Hires Law Firm to Review Dispersal of Funds From Benefit Concert in Response to Congressman’s Inquiries
FireAid has hired a law firm, Latham & Watkins, to review the dispersal of roughly $100 million in funds that were raised in conjunction with a massive benefit concert earlier this year,…
Kamala Harris’s Mentor Pours Cold Water on Her Gubernatorial Plans
Willie Brown doesn’t think that the former vice president should seek to make a comeback in California. Source link
The Worst Decision Yet on Funding Planned Parenthood
The latest decision in the Planned Parenthood case is a sloppy stew of logical fallacies. Source link
The Fantastically Daft Meltdown over Sydney Sweeney’s Jeans
It takes a special kind of hysteric to observe a time-tested marketing formula in action and think: eugenics. Source link
Everyone’s Just Going Crazy
American mass culture has rapidly been replaced by giant buzzing colonies of internet influencers. Source link
Israel’s Side of the Story
There is real hardship in Gaza, but the situation on the ground is more complicated than Israel’s critics make it out to be. Source link
Consumer-Oriented Antitrust: Trump’s Course Correction Begins
Antitrust should be about outcomes, not outrage, and we hope it will soon revert back to that principle again. Source link
‘Scene from a Horror Film’: The Southport Stabbing Spree, One Year Later
The murders of little girls may have been a practice attempt at mass killing on an even greater scale. Source link
Ukraine and Israel Offer a New Model for America’s Alliances
The U.S. must invest in those willing to share the risk, counter shared rivals, defend shared values, and compete where and when it matters most. Source link
Trump Wins a Round in the EU Trade War
But that doesn’t mean the war is a wise one for the sake of American prosperity. Source link