Sen. Pat Toomey Questions Fed Bank’s Racial Agenda

 
 
May 25 2021
 

Good morning from Washington, where at least one senator is troubled by the Federal Reserve Bank's sudden interest in "structural racism." Our Fred Lucas reports on that and on the reborn 1776 Commission coming out against President Biden's support for teaching critical race theory. On the podcast, a Mexican immigrant looks back on chasing his dream in America. Plus: liberals fail Asian Americans; LA's expensive mistake on homelessness; and a recommended biography of economist and social commentator Thomas Sowell. Sixty years ago today, President John F. Kennedy announces to Congress his goal of sending an American to the moon by decade's end and requests funding for an accelerated space program. 

 
 
 
NEWS
Sen. Pat Toomey Questions Fed Bank's Racial Agenda
By Fred Lucas

The Federal Reserve Bank, which is charged with setting monetary policy, appears to be going woke, Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., warns.
COMMENTARY
Does 'Housing First' Help Homeless? Here's What Happened in Los Angeles
By Christopher Rufo

In 2016, influential political leaders, activists, and media outlets in Los Angeles said they had a simple solution to homelessness: Build more housing.
NEWS
For This Immigrant, the American Dream Came True
By Rachel del Guidice

"The American dream is still attainable as long as we have capitalism," says Humberto Lopez, but he warns that "big government" is "going to take away the opportunities for … dreams [that] a lot of us...
NEWS
Revived 1776 Commission Slams Biden Incentive to Teach Critical Race Theory
By Fred Lucas

Commission members highlight a proposed Education Department rule that "encourages and seeks to direct federal funds to the teaching of racial discrimination" in public schools.
COMMENTARY
Media Covers Only 'Maverick' Republicans, Not Democrats
By Tim Graham

When a Republican lawmaker defies his party, he's hailed as a hero by the media. But dissenting Democrat lawmakers don't get the same treatment.
COMMENTARY
Liberals Pass on Chance to Actually Curb Discrimination Against Asian Americans
By Emilie Kao

Senate Democrats defeat an amendment that would have prevented college admissions officers from using race to penalize Asian Americans.
COMMENTARY
Jason Riley Examines 'Maverick' Who Is Thomas Sowell
By Sarah H. Weaver

Sowell had a concise answer when a podcaster asked what awakened him to the failures of Marxism, an ideology he had espoused in his youth. "Facts!" Sowell replied.
 
     
 
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