Marc Morial, president of the National Urban League, convened a panel of civil rights leaders last month to assail President Donald Trump’s executive order on “ending illegal discrimination and restoring merit-based opportunity.” The so-called anti-DEI order, Morial claimed, was an effort to “reverse the gains of the last seventy years.” Marc Morial: His National Urban League… Continue reading Why Trump’s Anti-DEI Order Is Both Radical and Rooted in Civil Rights Law
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Parents Move Right, Pundits Panic, While Trump Delivers on Education
While progressive voters, Kamala Harris’s campaign team, and the Pod Save America guys wax poetic and point fingers about November’s election results, President Trump is delivering on his campaign promises to parents—firehose style. My sense is that most in the pundit class still don’t grasp how much parents with school-aged children influenced the election–shifting 7 points… Continue reading Parents Move Right, Pundits Panic, While Trump Delivers on Education
Trump’s Attack on Debanking Is a Win for Conservatives’ Financial Freedom
At long last, the quiet weaponization of financial institutions against conservative and religious Americans has been directly called out by the country’s highest elected official. “Many conservatives complain that the banks are not allowing them to do business within the bank,” President Trump said to Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan at a World Economic… Continue reading Trump’s Attack on Debanking Is a Win for Conservatives’ Financial Freedom
Chicago Can’t Afford to Dance to All That Lefty Teacher Union Jazz
Above, déjà vu all over again: There’s a growing possibility of a teachers’ strike in Chicago like this one in 2012, as the city exemplifies school troubles rocking the nation. By Vince Bielski, RealClearInvestigationsFebruary 5, 2025 After nasty clashes involving character assassinations and a mass resignation, a showdown is drawing closer in Chicago between the… Continue reading Chicago Can’t Afford to Dance to All That Lefty Teacher Union Jazz
Teaching for Statesmanship | RealClearEducation
This January marked two momentous occasions in the life of our republic: the funeral of Jimmy Carter and the second inauguration of Donald Trump. Although in some ways the two presidents could not be more different, the pageantry around the celebrations of a life well-lived and a president newly sworn into office is a reminder… Continue reading Teaching for Statesmanship | RealClearEducation
DEI Must Die for Students to Succeed
Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives are destroying American education. The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)’s recently released scores from the Department of Education reveal that since 2019, American students regressed four to five points in math and reading assessments. A dismal 30% of eighth graders are reading at “NAEP Proficient” and 31% of… Continue reading DEI Must Die for Students to Succeed
New CIA Director: Evidence Didn’t Support Brennan’s Explosive Trump-Russia Assessment
Ratcliffe’s review found the evidence much weaker than claimed by Brennan, above, and did not support his explosive judgments about President Vladimir Putin of Russia and Donald Trump. In a pre-hearing questionnaire obtained by RealClearInvestigations, Senate Democrats asked Ratcliffe, “Do you agree with the ICA’s judgments,” specifically that “Putin’s goals in influencing the 2016 presidential election… Continue reading New CIA Director: Evidence Didn’t Support Brennan’s Explosive Trump-Russia Assessment
The Record Shows Tulsi Gabbard Was Not an Apologist for Russia-Backed Syria
Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination to serve as President Trump’s director of national intelligence hinges on questions about the judgment and patriotism of the former congresswoman and Army veteran, doubts that are expected to take center stage at her Senate confirmation hearing Thursday. Echoing a charge first lodged by Hillary Clinton, Sens. Tammy Duckworth and Elizabeth Warren… Continue reading The Record Shows Tulsi Gabbard Was Not an Apologist for Russia-Backed Syria
The Rise of DeepSeek Is Unreservedly Bullish For the U.S.
Oil is the most important commodity in the world when it comes to human flourishing, and nothing else comes close. Stop and think about how intensely inconvenient and impoverished life would be without the goods and services made possible by oil, along with the remarkable advances in work productivity that never would have happened absent… Continue reading The Rise of DeepSeek Is Unreservedly Bullish For the U.S.
Trump’s Fight Against Online Censorship Quickly Goes Global
Above, tech executives at Trump’s inaugural. Looking on at far left: Marco Rubio, who is taking the battle against online censorship global as the new Secretary of State. By Ben Weingarten, RealClearInvestigationsJanuary 28, 2025 Flanked by some of the Big Tech executives whose companies had suppressed the views of his supporters throughout his predecessor’s term,… Continue reading Trump’s Fight Against Online Censorship Quickly Goes Global