Good morning from Washington. Over in New York, questions abound after the unintended death on a New York subway car of a disturbed man with a long criminal record, Jarrett Stepman writes. On the podcast, veteran commentator Cal Thomas surveys his 50 years covering Washington. Plus: a hat trick of Florida measures put China on notice; what Title 42 has meant to border security; and a critic of woke capitalism is arrested in midspeech after criticizing Warren Buffett’s generosity to Bill Gates’ charity. On this date in 1914, President Woodrow Wilson proclaims the first national Mother’s Day holiday.
The world that left-wing cultural revolutionaries would create is one in which the Jordan Neelys of the world die on the street in a drug-induced stupor and cities remain in a perpetual state of unrest.
Marking 50 years as a journalist and commentator, popular syndicated columnist Cal Thomas says America’s future is closely tied to the education of our children.
The arrested nonprofit leader’s criticism at the Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting includes Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates’ travel with Jeffrey Epstein.
