Judge Appoints Veteran Lawyer Paul Clement to Weigh In on DOJ’s Bid to Dismiss Eric Adams Indictment
Fri 8:06pm By Andrew C. McCarthyJudge Dale Ho has adopted the Michael Flynn model in navigating this case. I am wary.How Elon Musk’s Service to Trump Will Probably, Eventually End
Fri 5:26pm By Jeffrey BleharElon Musk should take note: Whom the gods wish to destroy, they first make mad with self-regard.The Problem with Trump’s IVF Push
Fri 3:48pm By Ashley E. McGuireWe should be wary of throwing tax dollars at an industry that commodifies babies and bodies and is rife with risk.The 2026 Senate Map Begins to Take Shape
Fri 11:02am By Dan McLaughlinSenate Republicans are likely to be more on defense than offense in 2026, but the field will be small unless and until the environment deteriorates.As Governor, Deb Haaland Would Double Down on New Mexico’s Failures
Fri 10:20am By Paul J. GessingWhat would a Haaland governorship mean for New Mexico? Simply put, it would be a disaster.Light and D’ARC: The Afterparty That the Left Couldn’t Shut Down
Fri 10:11am By Abigail AnthonyApparently, the idea of conservatives even gathering to enjoy some drinks is too much for progressive activists to bear.The Week: Ukraine Gets Shut Out from Peace Talks and Slammed by U.S.
Fri 6:30am By NR EditorsPlus: With inflation still persisting, the Fed would be wrong to cut interest rates further.Ukraine Never Should Have Made the Mistake of Getting Invaded
Fri 6:30am By Rich LowryRealpolitik is one thing; needlessly insulting an ally and condemning it in perversely moralizing terms is another.Will Walmart Be a Leader in Abandoning Corporate Wokeness?
Fri 6:30am By Lathan WattsThe company is leading the marketplace back to its highest and best use of providing goods and services.The Eric Adams Mess
Fri 6:30am By The EditorsThe Trump DOJ has been a poor steward of prosecutorial power in the case, but the Constitution grants the executive such power.Hollywood Can’t Handle Hard Truths
Fri 6:30am By Armond WhiteMarianne Jean-Baptiste’s performance is too reel and too real.A Texas-Sized School Choice Bill May Be a Model for Other States
Thu 9:29pm By John FundThe legislature finally appears ready to pass a bill creating $1 billion in education savings accounts.McConnell Pledges to Spend Remaining Years in Senate Attending to ‘Unfinished Business’
Thu 6:20pm By Audrey FahlbergRepublicans expect a competitive GOP primary race to fill his seat in 2026.The Democrats Double Down on Bidenism
Thu 5:07pm By Noah RothmanA memo from the DNC chairman makes clear there will be no course correction.Tale of Two Weegees at the International Center of Photography
Thu 6:30am By Brian T. AllenGotham-mayhem pics still jolt while Hollywood-glam pics merely amuse.Europeans Owe the World 300 Hours of Work per Year
Thu 6:30am By Garett JonesEurope can again become the place the world talks about when it talks about the economic frontier. Europeans have nothing to lose but their August of leisure.Ukraine Is Not the Problem
Thu 6:30am By The EditorsThere’s moral equivalence, and then there’s a total moral inversion.An Arsonist Posing as a Firefighter
Thu 6:30am By Christian SchneiderTrump breaks things only to pretend he is fixing them.Mexico City Journal
Thu 6:30am By Jay NordlingerOn the sights, sounds, and tastes of a mammoth capital, and a bit beyond.Elon Musk Can’t Dodge Entitlement Cuts
Thu 6:30am By Philip KleinThere is no way to meet the goal of reducing deficits by $1 trillion without significant cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
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