Can America really be that far behind?

When a kindergartener becomes a first-grader, life’s training wheels come off. And frankly, that terrifies me. But I’m very proud nevertheless. Because when it comes to blocks and blunted scissors, my boy has proven himself more than merely proficient. He’s excelled. So. Who’s his daddy now? I am. That’s who.

The east coast’s version of California! So chic! So bohemian! And soon, so freakin’ broke! Betsy McCaughy, former NY Lt. Governor, WSJ: Guess how long it is before the state of New York runs out of cash? Less than a week, according to the state’s comptroller. On June 1, New York is due to send $3.8 billion in aid to local school districts, including $2.1 billion that was supposed to

The east coast’s version of California! So chic! So bohemian! And soon, so freakin’ broke! Betsy McCaughy, former NY Lt. Governor, WSJ: Guess how long it is before the state of New York runs out of cash? Less than a week, according to the state’s comptroller. On June 1, New York is due to send $3.8 billion in aid to local school districts, including $2.1 billion that was supposed to

Sure. If you don’t care that 82% of Americans disagree with such a ploy. Which, naturally, Democrats don’t. After all, they won. And once you’ve won, it matters not what you do with those who brung you. Hell, you are the dance! ALL YOUR ROTATING MIRRORED BALLS ARE BELONG TO US! Deal, bitches.

James Pethokoukis, Reuters. — To which protein wisdom, had he authored the piece, would have added a sixth reason: “Because blow me.” But then, he’s never been one for exercising editorial discretion.

James Pethokoukis, Reuters. — To which protein wisdom, had he authored the piece, would have added a sixth reason: “Because blow me.” But then, he’s never been one for exercising editorial discretion.

IBD: Unions: Those who give to politicians expect a lot in return. That’s clear from the budget-busting payoffs directed largely at organized labor by Democrats in Congress and the White House. A bill making its way through the Senate would bail out union pension funds to the tune of $165 billion. The bill’s author, Democratic Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, wants the public to pay for the gold-plated union retirement

IBD: Unions: Those who give to politicians expect a lot in return. That’s clear from the budget-busting payoffs directed largely at organized labor by Democrats in Congress and the White House. A bill making its way through the Senate would bail out union pension funds to the tune of $165 billion. The bill’s author, Democratic Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, wants the public to pay for the gold-plated union retirement

Nick Rosenkranz, Stanford Law Review: Two centuries after Marbury v. Madison, there remains a deep confusion about quite what a court is reviewing when it engages in judicial review. Conventional wisdom has it that judicial review is the review of certain legal objects: statutes, regulations. But strictly speaking, this is not quite right. The Constitution prohibits not objects but actions. Judicial review is the review of such actions. And actions