The Fed’s War on Inflation Is a Class War
When the Federal Reserve uses interest rate hikes as a blunt tool, American workers are the inevitable casualty.
The Wrongs We Cannot Erase
Ticker-tape parades are an honor that we bestow as a people, and to edit the record of them is to blot out our own mistakes.
Senator John Fetterman Checks Out of Hospital After Depression Treatment
In a statement, he announced his departure from Walter Reed Military Medical Center and urged those suffering from mental health challenges to seek help as he did.
Andrew Tate Released from Prison on House Arrest after 3 Months
Court of Appeal in Bucharest ruled brothers and two alleged accomplices could be released from prison.
Bombshell: Video Shows Undercover Police Officers Posing as ANTIFA RIOTER on J6
Damning footage corroborates claims that police provocateurs dressed as Antifa militants infiltrated the crowd that day.
11 New Books Coming in April
A thrilling shipwreck tale by David Grann, newly translated fiction by Han Kang and plenty more.
From Flip-Flops to the Final Four, Georgia Amoore Commands the Court
The junior guard is leading the Virginia Tech Hokies to their first Final Four appearance in program history. But basketball wasn’t always a given.
Russia and Ukraine Step Up Recruitment, Bracing for Fights Ahead
After a winter of intense battles and heavy losses in Ukraine’s east, both Russia and Ukraine are taking steps to replenish their depleted forces.
Espionage Charge Adds Hurdle to Freeing a Reporter Detained in Russia
The Biden administration recently secured the release of two Americans convicted of criminal charges in Russia, but even fabricated charges of spying can raise the stakes.
Minneapolis Agrees to Sweeping Changes in Policing
A deal with state human-rights officials calls for the city’s police to rein in the use of force and cease practices that critics say have been racially discriminatory.