The government doesn’t just directly charge Americans in taxes—it also imposes a hidden tax that makes everything more expensive, according to a new report. The federal government doesn’t just pass laws in Congress. Each year, many of the 438 federal agencies—nominally under the president’s control through the executive branch—publish tens of thousands of pages in […]

Anyone who’s followed the Jeffrey Epstein sexual abuse/sex trafficking saga will be familiar with the name Virginia Giuffre, one of the best known victim-survivors of Epstein’s criminal enterprise with cohort Ghislaine Maxwell. As my colleague Jennifer Van Laar wrote in February, Attorney General Pam Bondi made a partial release of the FBI’s files on […]

Friday was a slightly less eventful day in the courts (compared with Thursday), but there were still some rulings of note. I made a point to tweet them out as I encountered them — I thought that might make it a little easier to keep track of them. We’ll give that a try and […]

Democrats were losing their minds on Friday over the arrest of Milwaukee Count Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan. Dugan has now been charged with “obstructing or impeding proceeding before a department or agency of the United States,” and “concealing an individual to prevent his discovery and arrest.”  Having already made the […]

I have always loved and admired Jay Leno for a number of reasons, but his illustrating what “to love, honor, and cherish in sickness and in health, till death do us part” looks like, is now top of that list. The devotion Leno exhibits for his wife of over 40 years rarely happens in […]