As usual, Northam’s edicts had nothing to do with science or data, despite his insistence that he was being guided by both.
As usual, Northam’s edicts had nothing to do with science or data, despite his insistence that he was being guided by both.
Pretending normal learning happened will sentence an entire generation of students, especially the most disadvantaged, to lives permanently challenged by the education they missed but were credited for.
Richmond schools are experiencing an “alarming surge” in mental health issues — depression, self-harm, and suicidal ideation
Could 2020 get any worse? Bad enough that kids have to see Santa through masks and plexiglass, but must they also be subjected to leftie lectures from opinionated fat men in polyester suits?
What liberties will his excellency stomp on today?
When (Gregory Joyner) was photographed going to trial for the murder and rape of Sarah, he smiled and said ‘get my good side.’
Morrissey insists the prosecution is political. And he’s probably right. Very little happens in Richmond these days that isn’t steeped in politics.
The most galling aspect of shutdowns is that they work only for the middle class, which can hide at home while the working class fetches things for them.
Virginia conservatives lost one of their intellectual heroes earlier today when Walter Williams passed away at the age of 83.
The 2021 General Assembly is now six weeks away, with the holidays in between. We know no more about the coming Northam Administration proposal to impose a carbon tax and rationing scheme on our motor fuels than we did months ago. Keeping you uninformed may be part of the plan.
Now Biden’s saying that mask wearing will end on April 29, 2021. As if anyone would believe it. That’s more than 400 days after Americans were suckered into “15 days to flatten the curve.”
Reading slowly from his notes, as always, Northam warned that if numbers continue to spike “everything is on the table.”
Looks like CNN’s Jeff Zucker now knows what it feels like to be the victim of an eavesdropper.
As a result of Fauci’s terrible advice, American schoolchildren are depressed, fat and failing. They’ve been sitting home for nine months, learning little as they serve as guinea pigs in a fear-fueled experiment in education.
The conservative majority sent a signal that nine months into this pandemic, it’s time governors stopped stomping on constitutional rights.
A story by Dana Goldstein published in the New York Times on June 30, 2020, illustrates America’s new favorite parlor game: Pick your expert.
Last night, the Supreme Court court ruled 5-4 to bar New York Governor Andrew Cuomo from enforcing his “Cluster Initiative” against houses of worship. This ruling was on a suit brought by two of those, a Catholic Church and a synagogue.
"Peat? You mean, like, dirt? I'm going all the way to Ireland and you want me to carry home a chunk of dried Irish dirt?"
If you’re at my table, you’re getting the canned variety – whole berries in a bowl and the log on a plate.