A highly hyped New York Times investigation—touted with the unusual label “Times Exclusive”—appeared this month under the headline “How the Supreme Court Locks Away Its Own History.” It complained that “many of the justices have valued confidentiality over transparency and chosen to postpone scrutiny of their work for…
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Swing-District Democrats Attempt To Distance Themselves From Left-Wing Pasts To Join Event Hosted by Anti-Police, Anti-ICE Group
The Democratic nominees running in two of the most competitive House races this year, both of whom have worked to distance themselves from their activist pasts, are set to join an event hosted by an anti-police and anti-ICE group. Manny Rutinel, the Democratic nominee in Colorado’s Eighth Congressional…
‘He’s One of the Best’: Meet James Talarico’s Lookalike Transgender Role Model Who Democrat Says ‘Keeps Me Going’ in Fight for Left-Wing Causes
Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico gushed in 2022 about a far-left, nonbinary transgender operative who he said inspires him to “keep going” when he’s “feeling kind of hopeless” in his far-left crusades. Talarico praised his transgender role model, Ash Hall, for rallying opposition to state bans on…
Philadelphia Public Schools Host Prison Abolition Workshops With Convicted Felon Who Helped Torch Cop Car and Said Jews Control the Media
The Philadelphia public schools hosted a series of “liberation” workshops for students taught by a convicted felon who has argued that Jews control the media and was involved in torching a police car. Anthony Smith, who has also praised the Hamas “freedom fighters” behind the October 7 terrorist…
Campaign Attacking Sacha Baron Cohen’s ‘Ali G’ Movie as ‘Racist’ Is Orchestrated by Anti-Israel Group Funded by Irish Media Baron Who Also Backs Israel-Bashing Publisher
The British media watchdog behind the campaign to shut down Jewish actor Sacha Baron Cohen’s forthcoming Ali G movie is a virulently anti-Israel group whose history, and the identity of its financial backer, suggest it may be leveraging complaints that the film stereotypes black rappers in order to…
‘Discriminatory and Hateful Behavior’: Nebraska Dem House Candidate Fought Measure Preventing Minors from Receiving Sex-Change Surgery
The Democratic nominee in Nebraska’s Second Congressional District, Denise Powell, opposes efforts to prevent children from undergoing sex-change surgery, a Washington Free Beacon review found. In a February 2023 Facebook post, Powell vowed to “never ever stop fighting” against a state law signed months later that prevents minors…
Arkansas Dem Senate Candidate Climbs Into Facebook Comments To Deny She Said She ‘Would Vote To Defund ICE’
The Democratic nominee for Senate in Arkansas, Hallie Shoffner, has given several different explanations about her June statement that she “would vote to defund ICE,” now saying that she does not support defunding the agency and climbing into the comments of a Facebook post from her opponent Sen….
Roy Cooper Appointed Violent Ex-Con Gangbanger to ‘Racial Equity in Criminal Justice’ Task Force, Gushed Over Group’s Proposals To Weaken Police
North Carolina’s Democratic Senate nominee, Roy Cooper, named a former “ranking member” of the Bloods street gang—who was convicted of plotting a drive-by shooting murder—to a controversial “Racial Equity in Criminal Justice” task force he established as the state’s governor. Cooper created the task force through an executive…
El-Sayed Campaign Seeks ‘Jewish Liaison’ for Damage Control. Here Are 10 Promising Candidates.
Abdul El-Sayed wants to hire a “Jewish liaison” to burnish his image with Jews who might have concerns about his antisemitic baggage. Sounds like a fun job! The news comes after El-Sayed met with Jewish leaders over the weekend and kinda, sorta, apologized for empathizing with the local…
Inside Cal Berkeley Law Review’s Admissions Team, Where ‘Diverse Life Experience’ Matters More Than ‘Editing Abilities’
When Maya Parthasarathy, a student editor at the University of California, Berkeley’s law journal, the California Law Review, applied for the journal’s admissions committee in 2025, she knew exactly what her colleagues wanted to hear. A former deputy at Politico, where she oversaw the hiring of entry-level journalists,…