The way Jim Justice tells it, the whole world is out to get him in a political witch hunt. So far, there’s been: Despite Justice’s claims, the […]
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‘Irrational exuberance’: How much has the race changed?
by Byron York It has now been more than two weeks since President Joe Biden dropped out of the race and Vice President Kamala Harris became the […]
Walz, Vance align on some economic ideas, tap into failed American dreams
by Evan Ramstad There’s a change happening in how Americans view the economy that goes beyond their anger about inflation. A consensus seems to be forming that […]
Kamala Harris and the ‘flashy thing’
In the film “Men in Black,” a pen-like device causes people to forget everything they have seen and heard. Actor Will Smith calls it a “flashy thing.” […]
Kamala Harris and DEI
by Byron York A handful of Republicans have referred to Vice President Kamala Harris, now the Democratic nominee for president, as a “DEI hire.” They were essentially […]
It’s hard sharing a party with Trump or Vance. They taint the right’s good ideas
by Jonah Goldberg One of my great peeves of the Trump era is the Greenland effect. I belong to a small group of people who think America […]
What America might learn from the elections in Europe
by James Coltella As America ponders its political future, the dynamics of politics in Europe offer U.S. lawmakers interesting food for thought — the change there isn’t […]
Can Harris and an army of ‘childless cat ladies’ overcome GOP’s sexism?
by Robin Abcarian Do MAGA Republicans hear themselves? Earlier this month, as he speculated on Newsmax about how Vice President Kamala Harris might perform as the Democratic […]
Musk, Thiel backed Trump and Vance. What would their ticket do for tech?
by Aynne Kokas JD Vance’s ascendance to vice presidential candidate on the Republican ticket, with ardent backing by tech investor and megadonor Peter Thiel, may seem improbable […]
In memes and money, Harris’ political instincts are paying off
by Mary McNamara Never has an NCAA Sports Day been so widely and breathlessly covered as it was on Monday. And never has it been clearer that […]
