America’s Disorder Problem

A similar pattern emerged in my recent report on crime in Washington, D.C. There, too, there are signs that disorder has risen, relative to both the pandemic and pre-pandemic, as the police have attended to it less. Unsheltered homelessness, unsanitary conditions, shoplifting, farebeating—all seem to have become more common in D.C. And those problems have come as

Harris Struggles to Win Over Some Black Male Voters, a Key Democrat Voting Bloc

The Democratic nominee is facing an uphill battle among black male voters, which could impact her campaign’s fate in November. Sherman Younger, a registered voter from the small town of Chatham in Virginia, voted for Joe Biden in 2020. This year, however, he is on the fence about supporting Vice President Kamala Harris. Younger is

Trump Posted a Prayer to St. Michael—Who Is That?

Former President Donald Trump posted a traditional prayer to St. Michael the Archangel on Sept. 29, provoking a wide range of reactions. Sept. 29 is when Catholics worldwide celebrate the Feast of St. Michael, originally called Michaelmas. The post on X followed Trump’s Sept. 8 post celebrating the birth of the Virgin Mary. Catholic priest

Judge Strikes Down Georgia’s ‘Heartbeat’ Abortion Law

The law banned abortions after the detection of fetal cardiac activity, or roughly 6 weeks’ gestation. A Georgia judge struck down on Sept. 30 the state’s law barring abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, extending the cutoff on the procedure’s legal availability to 22 weeks of pregnancy. The Living Infants Fairness and Equality (LIFE)

Biden-Harris Admin Pauses Oregon Offshore Wind Program One Month After Championing It as a Green Energy Success Story

Oregon lease sale cancellation is latest black eye for Biden-Harris admin’s green goals (Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) The Biden-Harris administration cited the “undeniable enthusiasm for a clean energy transition” while announcing an offshore wind lease sale in federal waters off the coast of Oregon last month. But just weeks later, federal officials were forced to indefinitely