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Paul Kengor: Declining Historical Literacy and Reading Habits Are Colliding With a New Reagan Film Worth Watching

Paul Kengor, editor of The American Spectator, on teaching students about 9/11 who are born after 2001 and his review

Daily Show Notes: Friday 9/4/26

Chris Krok fills in for Dan  Lindsay Clancy Trial  Lindsay Clancy Fans  Flock Cameras Pritzker’s Record  Jonathan Alpert, a psychotherapist

Andrew Langer Warns Republicans Against Abandoning Free-Market Economics in Post-Trump Era

As Republicans begin looking beyond the Trump era, a debate is emerging over what the party’s economic philosophy should look

Christian Maxwell Targets Public Safety, Education and Economic Opportunity in Bid for Illinois’ 1st Congressional District

Republican congressional candidate Christian Maxwell is taking on one of the most difficult political challenges in Illinois: trying to win

Wirepoints’ Mark Glennon Warns Chicago’s Fiscal Crisis Is Rooted in Lack of Economic Growth

Chicago’s fiscal problems are not simply the result of insufficient tax revenue. They are also a consequence of the city’s

Illinois Tax Policy Comes Under Fire as Jeff Carter Warns of Growing Startup and Fiscal Problems

Illinois’ tax policies are putting the state at a competitive disadvantage when it comes to startups, investment and economic growth,

Ammon Blair: Proposed Agricultural Guest Worker Overhaul Would Favor Big Agribusiness Over Family Farms

Ammon Blair, senior fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation: Illegal labor isn’t farming’s future. It’s Big Ag’s crutch

Ron Vitiello: Border Wall Construction Nears 1,400 Miles as CBP Launches Major Hiring Push

Former U.S. Border Patrol Chief and former ICE Deputy Commissioner Ron Vitiello discusses expanding Border Patrol with more agents, better

Daily Show Notes: Tuesday 4/28/2026

Karoline Leavitt: shooter's manifesto indistinguishable from Left's daily rap  Hakeem Jeffries responds to Leavitt Cop killer, judge Strauss Center Senior