Another Big Reason Congress Should Make the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Permanent
6:30am By Pete Sepp and John HendricksonPreserving lower rates and other essential provisions while delaying or forgoing carve-outs would provide certainty for states.Michelle Wu vs. Immigration Enforcement
6:30am By Rich LowryProgressives such as Wu still can’t give up their near-theological commitment to illegal immigration.Columbia Pays for Its Sins
6:30am By The EditorsFree academic inquiry is advanced, not stifled, in this case. But the Trump administration should take more care to follow the rules.Simple Economics May Derail the MAHA Reform of Food Stamps
6:30am By Bryan Cutsinger and Alexander William SalterSmarter policies and healthier citizens are worthy goals. But good intentions alone won’t deliver them.So, Who’s Getting Fired for This?
Mon 6:09pm By Dominic PinoAccidentally texting war plans to a journalist is clear cause for dismissal.Hey, Congress, How About Giving the President a Little Help on Tren de Aragua Deportations?
Mon 5:03pm By Andrew C. McCarthyTrump is out on this limb because the legislative branch is AWOL.Trump’s Ultimatum to Columbia University Was Deserved
Mon 12:07pm By Noah RothmanEnsuring that the country’s campuses protect the rights of all their students is of vital importance.The World Health Organization Is Covering for Hamas
Mon 6:30am By Avraham Russell ShalevThe agency has consistently concealed Hamas’s abuses and misrepresented Israel’s counterterrorism efforts.The End of My Planned Parenthood
Mon 6:30am By Kathryn Jean LopezThe closure of an abortion clinic comes as good, long-prayed-for news, and it is reality now.Anti-Tesla Terrorism
Mon 6:30am By The EditorsThere is no excuse for the violence, but it is revealing about the Left.Snow White Is a Box Office Dwarf
Sun 6:47pm By John FundWill Hollywood once again fail to learn from its mistakes?The President Can Act Unilaterally to Defend America Abroad
Sun 6:30am By Julian KuThe Trump administration’s actions against the Houthis are legally grounded in the U.S. Constitution and fully permissible under international law.James Burnham’s Divided Legacy
Sun 6:30am By David ByrneBoth supporters and opponents of aiding Ukraine can find justification for their views in the thought of one of National Review’s most influential figures.Tim Walz Is None of the Things They Said He Was
Sun 6:30am By Becket AdamsThe ‘gee shucks’ routine was precisely that: a routine. But what excuse did the press have to play along?The Left Doesn’t Want to Moderate on Transgenderism
Sun 6:30am By Jack ButlerAny left-leaning politician who wants to moderate on trans issues will have to do so in defiance of the Left itself.The American Academy of Pediatrics Is Still Compromised by DEI
Sat 6:30am By Ian KingsburyThe result is ‘inclusion’ efforts that leave everyone feeling dissatisfied and aggrieved.Why the Trump DOJ Must Be Forthright in Its Deportation Court Clash
Sat 6:30am By Andrew C. McCarthyThe department cannot afford to lose credibility, with so much on the line.The Unloved Iranian Revolution
Sat 6:30am By Reuel Marc Gerecht and Ray TakeyhThe Islamic Republic of Iran is at an impasse. Its leaders cannot change; the public already has.Corals, Opals, Marble, and Glass
Sat 6:30am By Brian T. AllenMaterials for all seasons at the world’s grandest art fair, plus Cleopatra and a killer ship model.Kill the Education Department — with Legislation
Fri 12:09pm By The EditorsThe United States won the space race and sent men to walk on the moon without a federal Department of Education.
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