I’ve decided I might go on a protest march. I want to rally a few hundred people – we’ll describe it as half a million… Read More »We all have a right to protest but something’s gone rotten at the heart of recent protests | Conservative Home
Each June marks Pride Month, dedicated to commemorating contributions by the LGBT+ community and acting as a reminder of the ongoing fight for equality. Almost… Read More »Pride Month: What Pride means to Labour’s LGBT+ MPs – LabourList
Flynt / Dreamstime In a previous post, I criticized a dangerous provision of the Senate version of Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” that would radically undermine… Read More »Conservative and Libertarian Public Interest Group Letter Opposing “Big Beautiful Bill” Provision that Undermines Access to Justice
The perpetual drama queens at The Bulwark have never met a ridiculous hyperbole that they wouldn’t wholeheartedly embrace. From crying about government workers not… Read More »Climb a Stepladder and Get Over Yourself: The Bulwark Wonders If We Are In Anne Frank Territory
After Wednesday’s horrible decision allowing states to ban gender-affirming care for minors, the US Supreme Court apparently decided to take a little break from issuing… Read More »What Heinous F*ckery Did The Supreme Court Dump On Us THIS Time?
Google map showing Iran’s Bushehr nuclear facility Welp, there’s a relief, the prospect of Donald Trump bombing Iran is on a two-week pause. Whipping up… Read More »Nice Time, Guess We Are Not Bombing Iran Now, Yay!
Laura Kuenssberg Presenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg•@bbclaurak BBC “If this is true, all our troubles are over.” A British businessman fast running out of cash,… Read More »Tangled history and trouble today – what is the UK’s plan on Iran?
What you need to know this week Long-awaited Anti-Poverty Strategy met with widespread criticismOn Tuesday (17 June), Communities Minister Gordon Lyons MLA published the draft Anti-Poverty… Read More »Weekly Bulletin
It was inevitable that there would still be more questions than answers following the verdict this week in the case against Karen Read, the Massachusetts… Read More »The criminal justice system was found guilty in the Karen Read trial
Jason Furman is one of the most influential Democratic economists of the past two decades. From 2013 to 2017 he chaired President Barack Obama’s Council… Read More »Obama adviser Jason Furman on Biden, neoliberalism, and Keynesian economics
