Joe Schaeffer

In June, a stunning new report was released documenting an MBA program at Missouri State University that has trained over 1,500 high-ranking executives and government officials for

A Minneapolis sheriff has triggered an uncomfortable conversation by saying out loud what you are not supposed to talk about in Minnesota. “Out of control” gangs of Somali youths are terrorizing the city, and the mayhem is poised to get worse.

A rising radical alternative in blue ranks carves out its own path, with or without Chuck Schumer's money. The story, in brief

For the fashionable Martha's Vineyard warm weather habitue, nothing says summer like champagne, lobster, sand, surf — and George Soros. The famously well-heeled island enclave located just south of Cape Cod, MA, is a “progressive” world unto itself, completely cut off from the troubles of mainstream Americans. And there is nothing wealthy leftists enjoy more than having an opportunity to pat themselves on the back for their personal political beliefs.

Again and again, automatic motor voter process pops up at heart of the matter. The story, in brief

It's more than the public shaming of unimportant people – it's a warning that they can do it to you, too.

Deliberately lax legal strictures make dangerous illegality inevitable.

A massive multinational corporation with an estimated market value north of $200 billion has agreed to pay a $21.5 million settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) over its cultivation of DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) programs that boosted certain job candidates over others solely on the basis of race, gender, or sexual identity. But Deloitte is not just another behemoth firm that decided to go woke. The company exists to instruct corporations worldwide on how to run their businesses. This means Deloitte didn't just discriminate against its own employees. It feverishly worked to embed systemic bias in the global workplace in the name of “social justice.”

The working-class waitress is a professional activist employed by the George Soros dark money orbit. That's not a good look for a politician desperately seeking to attach herself to a populist tide as she decries “career politicians and elitists who are out of touch.” But Wisconsin US House Democrat nominee Rebecca Cooke is the latest blue candidate to display a signature trait found among young and middle-aged progressives seeking elective office. They yearn to be embraced as fellow commoners by the very people they have demonized and willfully shut out from their ideological bubbles.

This shouldn't be a matter of agree or disagree anymore. The key question all Americans should be asking is what becomes of a nation when its citizens no longer trust its government and other leading social and cultural institutions? A new Gallup poll released Sept. 2 found a stunning 89% of those surveyed said corruption in the US government is widespread. The result cuts across all party lines, be it Democrat, Republican, or independent.