Susan Shelley: SCOTUS restores needed balance to our government • California’s trial lawyer racket, and how to end it
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| | | | | Harris is significantly more vulnerable than a former VP should be, while Newsom may be stronger than appeared. |
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| | | No more roaming at large in trackless fields |
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| | | Overhaul California’s broken PAGA system and protect our job creators. |
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| | | Youth needs some youth to vote for. |
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| | | Free stuff, sham economics |
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| | | This is a failure, not least because the government has managed to turn public transit and city sidewalks into filthy encampments and dangerous zombie drug dens. |
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| | | Our declaration of revolt against kings and intrusive parliaments was possible because of the theoretical framework provided by Enlightenment thinkers such as John Locke, Thomas Hobbes and others. |
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| | | From our earliest days, the pursuit of knowledge in this country was never just about learning—it was a civic act. |
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| | | The Department of Justice’s heavy-handedness has served Combs well. |
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| | | Here we go again. This week, the Senate unveiled, honed and passed its version of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” and it’s a fiscal monstrosity. What was already an oversized mess in the House has been supersized into a $4 trillion ode to unseriousness. |
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