At least 434 recalls were attempted or threatened in 2020— 100 more than in 2019. But the pandemic has both limited and expanded action against officials.
Most of us will be breathing a sign of relief when 2020 is finally over. But for Biden, it'll only be the beginning of one of the toughest years that ever faced an incoming President.
Wokeism penetrated an important, once-revered government scientific agency and it was affecting not who gets to edit the Times op-ed page, but basic questions of life and death for millions.
The agitators are looking for a cause and they have their sights set on capitalists. Officials let them use the city as their playground and it's already gotten people killed.
Warner Brothers' decision to stream films on the same day the studio releases them theatrically has put into sharp focus the role, if any, that theaters will play in the years ahead.
Peace, freedom and prosperity for all Koreans cannot be achieved by standing on the sidelines. We also favor civil society involvement, especially women's groups, in overtures toward North Korea.
Forcing self-described Democratic moderates to declare where they stand is the beginning of the fight to keep America from lurching sharply to the left.
Now is not the time to lock any doors to either perception or understanding; we should certainly not be discounting ancient sources of knowledge out of hand.
End COVID-19 totalitarianism, confront the rise of Communist China, continue President Trump's Middle East breakthroughs and push for creative solutions that defy stale neoliberalism.
Targeting the views and supporters of a presidential administration may be a new tactic for the Left, but stifling the views and thoughts of opponents isn't.
The reforms necessary to strengthen and protect our system will require substantial public support, yet it will likely be up to Senator Mitch McConnell to decide whether they move forward.
