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The disruption caused by the Trump tariffs is going to mean price increases. That’s not going to play well. Back a long, long, long time ago,...
The administration’s tariff hikes show next to no evidence of care or thought, other (it seems) than a certain knowledge of ChatGPT. The only Greek...
Remember all the arguments that were made against "neocon" foreign policy? Because it sure looks as if the Trump-Vance team is bent on repeating...
American law schools used to be rather stodgy places where students would learn about the pillars of our legal system. That began to change about...
Most of our college officials are deep-dyed “progressives” who don’t want to abandon their beloved forms of indoctrination. The Trump...
Simon Nixon: Much of the extraordinary performance of US assets in recent years has been fuelled by vast exports of European and Asian capital....
The American people voted for President Trump, in large part, because they want immigration law to be enforced across all of society. But many...
I had to laugh a little when I read the news that former Biden Chief of Staff Ron Klain is claiming, according to a new book, that he was...
In the midst of the pandemonium created by the president’s tariff debacle, it would be easy to miss the action on the budget in the last couple of...
A couple of days (or a million years) ago, I wrote about the politics of Trump’s tariff policies (this was before Americans had been told just how...
Update on my last post: President Donald Trump just told reporters he supports Representative Anna Paulina Luna’s (R., Fla.) proxy-voting proposal...
When in 1969, Shirley Hartley learned that only 10 percent of honorees in the Hall of Great Americans were female, she helped create the National...
Travel back with me to January 2023. Something called “bathleisure” was the fashion trend of the age. Taylor Swift’s “Anti-Hero” topped the charts,...
In one of her first official acts after President Trump appointed her as the acting United States attorney for New Jersey, Alina Habba asked a...
Yesterday, MBD made the case for the president to talk about tariffs in a better way. He suggested justifying them on grounds of reciprocity. He...
McKinsey’s top executive, Bob Sternfels, quietly traveled to Beijing last month for a high-powered business conference during which Chinese...
I am probably more open to tariffs and industrial policy than most folks at National Review, but I think there could be a significant structural...
As laid out in today’s Morning Jolt, the “reciprocal” tariffs announced by the Trump administration yesterday are considerably higher than whatever...
On episode 85 of The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast, I talked to Scott Lincicome about Donald Trump’s massive unilateral tariff hike. What is a...
If implemented, the tariffs announced yesterday by President Trump would constitute the largest tax increase since the 1968 levies to fund the...
Federal funding for scientific research is often inefficient. In today’s Martin Center article, Duke professor John Staddon explains why and...
Obviously, we don’t know yet what “Liberation Day” holds, but its politics are likely to be tricky. Sara Dorn in Forbes cites a recent (March...
Are you ready to be liberated from rising wages, massive foreign direct investments, a growing economy, and friends worldwide? Doug Holtz Eakin has...
As it gained its independence from the United Kingdom, Ireland tasked its state with a unique language mission. Irish (Gaeilge), is recognized as...
As I write, we are still a few hours away from Trump’s Liberation Day announcement. Although the Trump administration has argued (mostly correctly)...
Noah Rothman highlighted the cringeworthy testimony of National Public Radio CEO Katherine Maher, who struggled to explain her organization’s...
San Quentin’s stone walls no longer turn blood cold: California’s infamous correctional facility is getting a $239 million makeover, courtesy of...
Following Republicans’ drubbing in last night’s Wisconsin’s supreme court race, and their slight underperformance in two Florida special...
Once again, now it can be told! Apparently Joe Biden’s former chief of staff, Ron Klain, is now ready to tell the American people they elected a...
Xavier Becerra, President Biden’s former secretary of health and human services, is running for governor of California in 2026. He brings to the...
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