The inevitability of MAID

June 13, 2025

The inevitability of MAID

There is almost no chance that Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) vetoes New York state’s Senate- and Assembly-passed suicide bill. It won’t be entirely her fault. To call the practice “physician-assisted suicide” is far from describing the proposed law too harshly. The Medical Aid in Dying Act permits assisted suicide for the terminally ill, in the […]

Perhaps there are drawbacks to sending ideologues abroad

The acting Fulbright Commission Board’s mass resignation this past Wednesday marks a significant moment for education abroad. The board, via a Substack post, cited alleged Trump administration interference in the award process, claiming that the Department of State sent rejection letters to candidates whose applications featured DEI keywords that Trump banned via recent executive order. […]

Good night, and good riddance

On Saturday, CNN aired George Clooney’s Broadway show Good Night, and Good Luck, a remake of the 2005 film about journalist Edward R. Murrow. In a Friday op-ed, CNN’s Brian Stelter claimed the show mirrors today’s media battles, likening Murrow’s fight against McCarthyism to the press’s clashes with Donald Trump. “The historical echoes in ‘Good Night, […]

No aid for Gaza’s terrorist ‘state’ until aid workers can be protected

If aid distribution has made anything clear, it is that Gaza is a terrorist “state,” and no aid should be provided until the terrorists who run it are no longer able to steal the aid, kill aid workers, and control the strip of land. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation said its Palestinian workers were attacked by Hamas on Wednesday night, resulting in at […]

Oakland illustrates the incestuous relationship between Democrats and nonprofit organizations

After examining the corruption that flows through San Francisco’s government-by-nonprofit regime, we now move just a few miles across the Bay Bridge to Oakland. You can begin to see trends in Democratic city governments and nonprofit organizations corrupting each other because the fact is that the two are deeply intertwined. One such example of this […]

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Offense is not a valid legal argument with monuments

A federal appeals court in Jacksonville will soon revisit a question that has long plagued Southern public life: the fate of Confederate monuments. Attorney Eric Johnson Jr., whose father was the attorney of Martin Luther King Jr., argues that the display of Confederate monuments on public property violates the Constitution and the Civil Rights Act […]

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