Journalist Michael Tracey and Pace University's Marcella Szablewicz debate the resolution, "The Jeffrey Epstein scandal has become a case of moral panic." Taking the affirmative is Tracey, an ...

For two and a half decades, Christopher Nolan has been Hollywood's great liberal humanist, a defender of the secular, human ideal, and a mournful viewer of man's tragic nature—and society's. His ...

Trump's stolen-election claims: "Great damage has been done to our country," said President Donald Trump last night in a ...

Associate Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified before Congress this week. Much of the press coverage and online commentary has focused on the justices' discussion of their need for ...

Give the world's control freaks credit where it's due: No matter how creepy their proposals are, there's always another nanny someplace eager to double down with an even more intrusive scheme. So, as ...

In Albany, Georgia, five police officers were fired after an internal audit found they had used the department's Flock license plate reader system for personal reasons. The Georgia Bureau of ...

On July 9, the Seventh Circuit decided Barnett v. Raoul, upholding Illinois' ban on AR-15 rifles.  Maybe it hadn't ...

Illinois is ending home equity theft years after the Supreme Court ruled governments can't keep surplus proceeds from tax ...

The Pentagon is the only federal agency to never pass an audit. Congress wants to give it another $60 billion anyway.

A Michigan poll found El-Sayed strongest with college-educated Democrats, undercutting claims his campaign is winning over ...

The gravest contemporary threats to expressive freedom do not always take the form of statutes or criminal sanctions. Increasingly, they take the form of procurement decisions, grant terminations, ...

The court concluded that there wasn't enough evidence that the Post's statement (which the Post later retracted) was said with "actual malice," which is to say knowledge or recklessness about its ...