Plus: Texas Governor, Attorney General to Investigate Private Organizations Facilitating Border Crisis
December 15 2022
Good morning from Washington, where Senate Democrats count on Republican support to pass a huge “omnibus” spending bill before the next Congress. It’s an outrageous, unprecedented move, Richard Stern writes. House Republicans make their opposition clear, Samantha Aschieri reports. On the podcast, does bipartisan will exist to ban the Chinese-owned TikTok app? Plus: Virginia Allen on an unusual border wall; Joe Postell on taming the bureaucracy; Tyler O’Neil on Amazon’s anti-conservative Christmas policy; and “Problematic Women” on why an Ohio teacher lost her job over pronouns. On this date in 1791, the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, known as the Bill of Rights, become the law of the land.
Since the election, Democrats have been feverishly trying to get their Christmas wish list omnibus spending bill passed and signed into law in the lame-duck session.
Gov. Greg Abbott is asking his state’s attorney general to investigate how a network of private organizations is colluding with the Biden administration to facilitate the worst border crisis in American...
Over the past few years, the SEC has come under fire for potential abuses of power, particularly involving its use of administrative law judges to decide its own cases.
The Heritage Foundation’s Jake Denton discusses the legislation to ban TikTok, whether he believes it’s likely to become law, and the app’s impact on users.
Amazon systematically excludes many conservative Christians from the kind of Christmas cheer that comes with knowing that every purchase helps a good cause of their choice.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s shipping container wall along the border has garnered attention and criticism, but a local sheriff says the makeshift barrier has a positive impact for the community.
