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This is not a problem Biden should want to replicate in America. Originally found on The Corner | National Review Read More

A radical new rule would politicize the classroom and very likely trample the free-speech and religious-liberty rights of teachers. Originally found on The Corner | National Review Read More

10 SHARES 69 VIEWS ShareTweetSubscribe: CDN Daily Briefing A United Kingdom official said Monday that “human error” caused the deletion of thousands of records on a national police database. Kit Malthouse, Britain’s policing minister, told the House of Commons that “a regular housekeeping process” is used to delete unnecessary personal data. But a “human error” introduced a defect…

By R. Mitchell – President Donald Trump has no public events on his schedule for Tuesday. Keep up with the president on Our President’s Schedule Page. President Trump’s Itinerary for 1/19/21 – note: this page will be updated during the day if events warrant The schedule is comprised of information available from the public schedule…

By R. Mitchell – President Donald Trump will reportedly participate in a farewell ceremony at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday morning ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration event. An invitation-only crowd, each person allowed to bring five guests, will bid the president farewell between 7:15 and 8 am EST just before he boards Air Force…

By Andrew Trunsky – President-elect Joe Biden will reportedly nominate Rohit Chopra, an ally of Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Chopra is a member of the Federal Trade Commission, and if confirmed by the Senate would take over an agency that he helped create alongside Warren approximately a decade…

There’s a lot going on in the United States, and in the world at large. But, in a way, January is Kevin D. Williamson Month for me. I wrote about his new book, Big White Ghetto, last week: here. And now I have done a podcast with him: here. You can hear it straight from…

I have written a piece for Spectator USA about the future of Birdland Jazz Club and live music in the wake of the pandemic. I have since been made aware of the club’s fundraising effort, which jazz lovers everywhere may be interested in: Yet another one of New York’s most beloved venues is in danger…