Plus: How America’s Culture Wars Erupted Into Presidential Impeachments
August 20 2020
Good morning from Washington, where President Trump announces the U.S. will “snap back” sanctions on Iran because the U.N. Security Council hasn’t extended an arms embargo on the Islamist regime. We have a clear-eyed view from three Heritage Foundation policy experts. On the podcast, we dive into the real story at the Postal Service with an authoritative guest. Plus: an excerpt from “Abuse of Power,” our Fred Lucas’ new book on the drive to impeach Trump; the place of safety during a pandemic; and, on “Problematic Women,” Planned Parenthood’s deadly assault on family. A hundred years ago today, gridiron star Jim Thorpe and six others gather at an auto dealership in Canton, Ohio, to organize the first pro football league. P.S.: We goofed and used the wrong intro to yesterday’s Morning Bell. We’ll be more careful.
“House Democrats are ... throwing an increasingly bizarre set of conspiracy theories out to try to make it seem as though the new postmaster general, Louis DeJoy, is destroying the Postal Service. That's...
Despite its violations, Iran values the nuclear deal because it schedules elimination of U.N. sanctions and would legitimize the Islamist regime’s illicit nuclear program.
“Regardless of whether those children were sexually active or not, the job of the comprehensive sex educator [at Planned Parenthood] is to introduce them to every possible sexual activity,” It Takes a...
A man who flees the battlefield because he fears death is considered a coward, not a hero. If safety is the top goal, why do we see his actions this way?
The left is enamored with pushing the LGBTQ movement into the mainstream even though the number of young people struggling with their sexual orientation remains small.
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