WASHINGTONPOST (Laura Meckler, Courtney Kan) - Can you pass this quiz on American history and government?
As we celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday, test your civics knowledge and see how your score compares to others.
WASHINGTONPOST (Cole Reynolds) - Why Minneapolis just lifted its AIDS-era ban on bathhouses
Advocates had decried the 38-year-old restrictions as outdated and based on discriminatory policies.
WASHINGTONPOST (Paul Schwartzman) - Paul Ebert prosecuted thousands of cases. He was best known for two.
The longtime elected commonwealth’s attorney from Prince William County, Virginia, has died at the age of 88.
WASHINGTONPOST (Tim Craig, Sydney Johnson) - In U.S. cities big and small, summer crowds signal an urban comeback
World Cup events, packed festivals and revived public spaces are drawing people back downtown — and giving urban leaders hope that the pandemic slump has faded.
AMERICANTHINKER - July 1: California's Glock ban goes into effect
California wants to lead the nation in destroying unalienable rights.
AMERICANTHINKER - Oh no! Chicago has a Transfemicide emergency!
Chicago has odd priorities.
AMERICANTHINKER - Hypocrisy under lights
The NFL profits from the culture it punishes.
AMERICANTHINKER - They don’t like pregnancy?
Conservatives having children is apparently a political conspiracy, at least according to The New York Times.
AMERICANTHINKER - Female refs at the men's World Cup
Common sense dictates that men don’t belong in women’s sports. Similarly, women don’t belong in men’s sports, especially as the most important person on the pitch -- the referee.
AMERICANTHINKER - Builders vs. Gatekeepers
America must reclaim its capacity to execute at scale, permitting reform, nuclear revival, and domestic manufacturing resurgence.