Larry O’Connor, Remember that “national conversation about race” the political Left has been demanding for decades in this country? Well, apparently, we are having it now. This is what that conversation looks like. Democrats yell … Read more
The jury in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has reached a verdict on its second day of deliberations. Minnesota remains on edge as jury deliberations continued Tuesday before deciding the fate of Chauvin, who … Read more
Katie Hopkins, They couldn’t be more wrong. It’s a strange time to be staying in Downtown Minneapolis. This apartment block on 5th and 7th is all but empty. There are long corridors of fresh paint … Read more
Daniel Greenfield,“It feels like something really bad is about to happen every second of the day.” Last month, the New York Times brought its readers the heartwarming story of the Powderhorn neighborhood in Minneapolis whose residents had … Read more
Jacob Sullum, Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin faces murder and manslaughter charges for kneeling on George Floyd’s neck until he stopped breathing. But even if Chauvin is convicted, Floyd’s family may not be able … Read more
Tim Graham, Radicalism in America’s largest cities seems impervious to reason. Consider this headline in the Minneapolis Star Tribune: “Despite a wave of violence, Minneapolis ‘defund police’ effort continues: An influential bloc of city council members … Read more
Wayne Allyn Root, I cannot express how truly sad writing this op-ed has made me. But I’m a patriotic American. And I’m an American Jew. I have studied the beginnings of Nazi Germany and the Holocaust. … Read more
Pat Buchanan, On the fifth night of rioting, looting and arson in Minneapolis, the criminal elements were driven from the streets. By whom? By the same cops who had been the constant objects of media derision … Read more