Byron York made an excellent suggestion today, The fever swamps have become so excited about the Epstein emails that we need someone to come up with a new grand unified theory to fit the tidbits. I don’t have one. In fact,…
Lost in the shuffle of this month’s elections was the one for Mayor of Seattle. It was won narrowly by Katie Wilson, a proud socialist who, according to the New York Post, is “still financially supported by her New York…
Ken Burns has made both great documentaries and pitiful documentaries. I thought I might inadvertently kill Power Line writing obsessively about his 18-hour “history” of the Vietnam War in which he regurgitated all the…
The longest government “shutdown” to date — 43 days — is now officially over. Late last night President Trump signed the bill to end the “shutdown.” The next funding deadline does not arrive until midnight January 30, 2026.…
I don’t go to movies anymore. The last two I have seen in a theater were What Is a Woman? and Am I Racist?, both produced and directed by my friend Justin Folk. To paraphrase Ronald Reagan, I didn’t leave the movies, the…
The last penny was minted today in Philadelphia: The last penny ever to be made was finally struck at the US Mint in Philadelphia on Wednesday — after President Trump cancelled production of the costly copper coin after 232…
The last penny was minted today in Philadelphia: The last penny ever to be made was finally struck at the US Mint in Philadelphia on Wednesday — after President Trump cancelled production of the costly copper coin after 232…
I wrote the cover story for the current issue (Fall 2025) of American Experiment’s magazine, Thinking Minnesota. The subject is the many, many fraud scandals plaguing the North Star State under the blind eye of Gov. Tim Walz.…
Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent is smart and unflappable. He must enjoy roasting his presumed betters in the mainstream media. In the clip below, Secretary Bessent explains that the $20 billion “bailout” of Argentina…
We were told that the future lay in density, urban environments served by mass transit and with pedestrian/bike friendly landscapes. They were wrong. From the Minnesota Star Tribune, St. Louis Park’s West End bucks the trend…
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