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Donkey Dow: enter Biden

Elizabeth Warren

Technology

Did the Democrats kill Roomba?

The robot vacuum cleaner firm has filed for bankruptcy – and will be Chinese-owned – after Amazon was blocked from buying it

Neal Pollack

The dismantling of Lambda School

The idea should have been a rare bipartisan win

Allum Bokhari

Trump is right to eradicate the Department of Education

If Americans are empowered to choose, there will be no going back to the broken system that’s kept Democrats in power

Teresa Mull

Trump bulldozes through joint address to Congress

The president provided a detailed inventory of his initiatives

Roger Kimball

Health

RFK survives assault from Big Pharma-loving Democrats

They diminished his expressed concerns about the Big Pharma-Big Government unity project and its works

Ben Domenech

DC Diary
December 18, 2024
Hunter Biden rehabbed at White House Christmas
Plus: Trump stacks roster of ambassadors & Pelosi flexes muscles on Oversight
The Spectator
DC Diary
June 5, 2024
Biden’s faux border crackdown
Plus: A night of primaries & a state visit to France
The Spectator
Education
April 4, 2024
The secret history of the school choice left
And its surprising future
Lewis M. Andrews
Policy
February 13, 2024
The trouble with the progressives’ proposed wealth tax
The Roman Empire suffered its own version of America’s current out-of-control spending
Lewis M. Andrews
Culture Shock
January 31, 2024
My war against ‘Big Bowling’
We may lose the beloved local institutions that once brought communities together
Amber Duke
DC Diary
January 5, 2024
Soft-on-crime DC Council member facing recall effort
Plus: Did the California Assembly just face an insurrection?
The Spectator
DC Diary
November 27, 2023
Biden’s economic blame game
Plus: Elizabeth Warren takes on ‘Big Sandwich’ & Santos lashes out
The Spectator
Politics
August 22, 2023
Warren and Vance: the odd couple of anti-corporate populism
Warranceism seems like a chance to apply a brake to corporate America’s untrammeled power to privatize gains and socialize losses
Stephen Daisley
Politics
August 2, 2023
FTC chair Lina Khan accused of résumé inflation and lying to Congress
Representative Harriet Hageman is calling for Khan’s resignation
Matthew Foldi
Politics
January 10, 2023
How have our politicians gotten so bad at lying?
George Santos is a symptom of this nation’s slipping standards
David Marcus

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