Politics
Trump to sit for Atlantic interview with Jeffrey Goldberg
President Trump said he'll meet with Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, Thursday for an interview following the notorious Signal app incident. Source link
DNC chair sends warning shot to his second-in-command, David Hogg
A fight between the old guard and the new is brewing at the Democratic National Committee. Source link
Tensions soar between India, Pakistan after massacre of Indians in flashpoint province
India on Thursday accused two Pakistanis of being involved in a murderous terrorist attack, escalating already sky-high tensions along one of the world's most heavily militarized borders. Source...
Forcing Ukraine to Surrender to Russia Is No Path to Sustainable Peace
A world in which the U.S. won’t stand up for the very basic principle that countries should not invade their neighbors is a more dangerous place. Source link
Tim Walz Celebrating Tesla’s Falling Stock Price Raises Deeper Questions About State Pensions
Walz is chairman of Minnesota’s state investment board, but he seems worryingly clueless about how funds are invested. Source link
Social Media Is Killing the Democratic Party
The online crowd may love the antics of influencers. But swing voters? Not so much. Source link
Why Trump Should Not Fight the Courts
The administration can turn the tables on the left. Source link
Gaudí on the Sainthood Track, and Hunter Biden as a Starving Artist
Plus, in the news, two new museum directors and an art slasher who overly likes her sausages Source link
Trump signs executive order targeting education accrediting system
President Trump expanded his assault on woke cultures in America's education system with executive orders signed Wednesday. Source link
Judge rules federal government owes nearly $28 million to North Dakota for pipeline protests
A federal judge on Wednesday found the state of North Dakota entitled to nearly $28 million for responding to protests of the Dakota Access oil pipeline in 2016 and...
