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The VA wants to eliminate redundant central office roles and empower hospital directors to run their operations in the best interest of patients.
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In recent years, Americans have known what to expect from our Neronian Super Bowl halftime shows: mediocre music veneered over with gaudy, flashily lit, but ultimately […] Source
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Dozens of those lined up outside the Hong Kong court where Jimmy Lai was sentenced to 20 years on Monday had been there all night, […] Source
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A message sent to media outlets made a ransom demand in Bitcoin, a currency increasingly sought by the criminal underworld.
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Why I, along with other Americans, am struggling to get excited about the 2026 Winter Games. The post I’m Already Over the Winter Olympics (And They Just Started) appeared first on The American Conservative .
Culture I’m Already Over the Winter Olympics (And They Just Started) Why I, along with other Americans, am struggling to get excited about the 2026 Winter Games. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2010_Winter_Olympics_Johnny_Spillane_and_Todd_Lodwick_in_nordic_combined_NH10km.jpg Credit: Kevin Pedraja There’s only so much curling a man can take. For me, that limit is about 15 minutes, at which point I turned off NBC’s Friday morning coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics. The winter edition of the Olympics has always been a tough sell for me and most Americans who live outside the gray, brutally cold Northeast. But for some reason, this year’s games feel more lifeless than ever. Here in the Mid-Atlantic, two weeks of ice-covered…Open
Washington should help North and South get back together. The post The Promise and Perils of Korean Reunification appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs The Promise and Perils of Korean Reunification Washington should help North and South get back together. The world’s most important divided nation, Korea, hosts one of the world’s most volatile international confrontations. Renewed conflict there could be as intense as the ongoing Russian–Ukrainian war, potentially drawing in the United States, China, Russia, and Japan. Healing the division that led to the Korean War would be the most obvious way to preempt a military rerun—this time with nuclear weapons. Germany’s experience demonstrates the great benefits of reversing artificial national divisions resulting from, and threatening to restart, conflict. Indeed, German reunification was the single event that most…Open
Dirty Democrat deeds are on display in the latest dump. The post Epstein Revelations You Won’t Read in the New York Times appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics Epstein Revelations You Won’t Read in the New York Times Dirty Democrat deeds are on display in the latest dump. (Photo by Rick Friedman/Corbis via Getty Images) I don’t have a team of researchers like the New York Times to review the Epstein files, but I have flipped through them and found a couple of things that you won’t read in the Times—and you definitely won’t see on MS-NOW. 1. Criminal defense lawyer David Schoen sent an informative email to Epstein, saying no one would ever take the Russia investigation seriously because special counsel Robert Mueller had selected a legal team that was a “murderer’s row of the worst.” Schoen’s case-in-chief was Andrew Weissmann, frequent Times opinion writer (Title of…Open
University's promotion review committee denied enologist Molly Kelly because she only "checked the box" for DEI by doing outreach to insufficiently diverse groups, showing its unconstitutional "ideological demands," she says.
The Federal Judiciary Center removed a chapter on climate science from a manual given to thousands of judges, which a coalition of 22 attorney generals said was biasing judges in favor of plaintiffs suing oil companies for climate change. Despite the win, experts say biased material remains in other parts of the manual.
Police records show that a years-old biolab in California and a newly-discovered biolab in a Las Vegas garage are both tied to a CCP-linked Chinese fugitive currently awaiting a fraud trial in the U.S.