A national ban on transgender athletes in girls’ sports passes in a Congressional House committee, broadening the debate on whether trans athletes have an unfair physical advantage over female athletes.
Michael Ramirez
Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a three-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.
President Joe Biden’s budget has nearly $4.7 trillion in new taxes for individuals and businesses and will explode the national debt to close to $51 trillion by 2033.
Republicans jeopardize their future by dwelling on past conspiratorial nonsense.
Mexico has become a narco-terrorist state whose president is more focused on attacking his country’s democratic institutions than the cartels or corruption.
With solar and wind generating only about 13.6 percent of our electricity, the forced transition to renewables is raising prices and destabilizing the U.S. electrical grid.
Tik Tok raises White House ire by declining to commit to cutting flows of user data to China.
Lori Lightfoot’s re-election campaign is the latest victim of soaring crime rates as she became the first Chicago mayor to lose a re-election bid in 40 years.
Joe Biden’s unilateral student loan gambit exceeds his presidential authority.
Putin intensifies the Ukraine war, escalates global conflict rhetoric and suspends the new START treaty with the United States.
Artificial intelligence shows great promise but makes lots of factual errors.
Republicans need to divorce Marjorie Taylor Greene and her half-witted proposals.
China’s naval fleet is currently larger than ours and growing at a faster pace than the U.S. can deliver.
Should we be shooting down benign objects such as balloons with missiles that cost $1 million before we identify if they pose a threat?
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