Five myths about George Soros
He's not actually plotting a revolution or paying people to protest.
National Opinions
Donald Trump has surrendered to the coronavirus
America is in big trouble until January.
Our summer of cultural suicide
If the U.S. is not to become an extinct Easter Island, it must rediscover a respect for its past, honor for the dead who gave us so much, the desire to invest rather than spend.
Five myths about felony disenfranchisement
No, people with convictions don't all vote Democratic.
Trump has managed to unify America — against him
Donald Trump is on the verge of accomplishing what no American president has ever achieved — a truly multiracial, multi-class, bipartisan political coalition so encompassing that it could realign U.S. politics for years to come.
Could President Joe Biden hold back the left?
If Biden is elected, the left will not stop using cancel culture to silence dissent, because it works.
Donald Trump knows how to put on a show
Trump may have failed as a businessman, an educator, an airline mogul, a casino operator, a steak salesman and a human being, but he knows how to put on a show.
There’s idiocy on all sides in the ‘law and order’ road show
The mobs of Portland are only too happy to give Trump what he wants, which is why they started focusing their wrath on federal buildings in the first place.
Five myths about lawsuits
Too many frivolous suits? Too many lawyers? Not really.
Five myths about McCarthyism
It didn't actually begin with Joe McCarthy - and it didn't end with him, either.
After covid-19, giant corporations and chains may be the only ones left
As competition disappears, inequality will accelerate.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: How to sustain momentum for the anti-racism movement
The moral universe doesn't bend toward justice unless pressure is applied.
How does the pandemic affect Alaska’s justice system?
Judges are working hard to fulfill their obligations to all Alaskans — including protecting their safety, during this pandemic.
Five myths about free speech
No, the best antidote for disfavored speech is not "more speech."
The data is in: Fox News may have kept millions from taking the coronavirus threat seriously
Three studies reinforce what many suspected about early coverage by right-wing news sources - that it was not just dismissive but dangerously so.
Five myths about policing
No, police don't spend most of their time fighting crime.
Five myths about Juneteenth
No, it's not the only celebration of emancipation.
We’re pretending the virus is gone. That’ll make it worse.
The U.S. isn't ready for a 'second wave.' Most of the country hasn't yet seen the first wave.
Five myths about federal courts
The Constitution doesn’t actually give the Supreme Court the final say.
Five myths about the National Rifle Association
No, the NRA did not start out as a civil rights organization.