Townhall

The New York Times has been alarmed by the existence of the Fox News Channel since it debuted in 1996. It developed a special fear and loathing of Bill O'Reilly when he hosted the top show in cable news. And now the paper is at it again, attacking Tucker Carlson.

American Spectator

Conservative victories against Netflix, Disney, Subway, and more.

National Pulse

The natural immunity provided by Covid-19 infection in unvaccinated adults is on par with protection conferred from vaccines against reinfection with or hospitalization from the virus, a new study reveals. Immunity from Covid-19 was also shown to persist longer than vaccine-induced immunity.

Washington Times

President Biden’s move to cancel student debt reflects his recognition that today’s Democratic Party represents not working, middle class and minority Americans, but the young, White, elites who want less privileged taxpayers to subsidize their affluent lifestyle.

FrontPage

Only the government can stop minorities from thinking for themselves.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: The reason that the progressives are having fits about Musk’s purchase of Twitter is that Twitter had become one of (along with Facebook) the left’s primary drivers of false narratives. There are a lot more impressionable idiots on social media than there are reading The Washington Post every day. They’re terrified of Musk’s commitment to free speech because free speech is honest and they aren’t.

American Thinker

Based on the color of her dress, her outfit at the Met Gala would have been appropriate for paying homage to either abortion or Benghazi.

The Stream

John Zmirak: My favorite member of Congress reminds me of my favorite Christian saint: Joan of Arc, who said while Church authorities were trying her as a witch, “I am not afraid. I was born for this.” Nor is Rep. MTG afraid of the U.S. Catholic bishops, who nod and smile and offer infanticide advocate Joe Biden the Body and Blood of Christ.

PJ Media

American leftists wake up overwrought and only get worse from there as the day goes on. They didn’t exactly take the news well. Nothing infuriates them like the thought that they might be inconvenienced on the way to killing a baby. The meltdown was instantaneous. Because none of them ever seem to work, they took very little time to gather at the Supreme Court to protest.

Washington Times

The leaking of a Supreme Court draft opinion that would overturn the Roe v. Wade ruling on abortion prompted outrage Monday night including accusations by Republican senators of a liberal-left effort to intimidate the justices into changing their ruling.

American Thinker

However, contrary to the hysteria from the left, this perfectly written constitutional opinion does not ban abortion, will not kill thousands of women, and is not racist.

The Federalist

While Alito’s draft opinion is being welcomed and celebrated by pro-lifers, and strongly objected to by abortion supporters, the way it became public is a horrific scandal. Someone leaked the draft, almost certainly to pressure the justices to change their views.

National Review

We would take a backseat to no one in celebrating the monstrous abortion regime’s demise. But the Supreme Court’s restoration of constitutional order ought to accompany a restoration of the Court’s norms. The leak is intolerable and cannot go unpunished. And Roe should not stay on the books a moment longer.

American Spectator

They proved it with their lame “bombshell” hit piece.

American Greatness

Accuracy isn’t the point at America’s benighted “newspaper of record.”