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Reasonable people can have disagreements about the the effectiveness of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies, but the news...
U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham was asked (I think) about what his agenda was while visiting Northern Ireland. He was asked about a "border...
Pope Leo XIV recently met Lou Marini, who is best known popularly as the saxophonist from the Blues Brothers band on several albums and in the Blues...
Nature — the most prestigious science journal in the world — has editorialized in favor of requiring scientists to register with governments as a...
The words of Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh are consistently more impressive than his actions on monetary policy. But during his speech in Jackson...
There was a perceptible hint in dispatches from CNN and the Wall Street Journal over the last two weeks that their journalists couldn’t believe...
Donald Trump yesterday took time out from his "let them eat lakes" campaign to post on the internet a ranking of the U.S. presidents, with...
In today’s Martin Center article, Christopher Schilling explains that, though North Carolina “requires Holocaust education for public school...
On today’s episode of The Editors, we discussed Flock cameras. I said that they made me uncomfortable — not because they “don’t work,” but...
Meta agreed to an $18 billion settlement yesterday to resolve a lawsuit alleging harm to America’s youth. Today on The Editors, Rich asks Dan Foster...
The GOP’s problem heading into the 2026 midterms has been obvious for months and so visible that you could see it from space: Democrats are...
After the Supreme Court on Monday threw out the injunction against Donald Trump’s executive order on noncitizen mail-in ballots, you might have...
Do I really have to do this? Must I talk about yet another pointless, stupid publicity stunt by America’s flailing president? I suppose so, if only...
Amid the AI build-out, the country is experiencing a historic surge in the cost of memory and other computer chips. This demand shock has forced...
For many years, a large number of Americans had a positive view of our higher education system. Then, due largely to federal meddling, the system...
The Seattle residents who filmed a shootout between what locals called the “known drug dealers” operating out of a city park and “roughly six...
Over a year after the self-consciously anti-partisan think tank Third Way warned Democrats against adopting the left-wing newspeak native to the...
In a Wednesday editorial that appeared on StatNews, Dr. David Hackney, a professor of reproductive biology at Case Western Reserve University candidly...
I was harsh today on America’s approach under Trump to Canada in these trade negotiations, but it is worth hearing the other side. Michael Taube,...
Why is everyone so torn up about the death of yet another pop singer? Don’t these come and go every four months or so? “Why should the world fall...
I once respected Anthony Fauci. But, during the Covid pandemic, I believe his power and the astonishing international celebrity generated by a fawning...
The series covering the Troubles on the podcast The Rest Is History is really quite good. The hosts, Dominic Sandbrook and Tom Holland, have a knack...
“Translation: a giant f*** you from Democratic leadership to Democratic voters.” So wrote Ben “Hamas” Rhodes in response to Representative...
I went on vacation as the debates about the common good were blending into a mole sauce and became a debate about burritos, but I had a thought on it...
The government released new data for the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index,...
A good trend in higher education in recent years is the rise of programs to teach students about civics. Long ignored in schools and colleges (while...
You don’t have to care about the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington. But the president clearly cares a great deal about it, and...
John Gerardi makes some very good points in his NRO article “Why Democrats Can’t Moderate on Abortion.” In fact, the situation is even worse...
When I last mentioned gold, almost two weeks ago, it was trading close to $4,400/oz, up quite a bit after having fallen below $4,000 in mid-July The...
My first memory of Dolly Parton is of her short-lived late 1980s variety show Dolly. At the end of each episode, Dolly would sing one of her most...
I wanted to slip a quick Corner hit in under the wire before polls close in South Carolina at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time, because a surprise may be...
The upcoming Dune installment got me thinking about the burden of following two great films. Few know the hazard better than Francis Ford Coppola. Not...
Last November, I was in Nashville for a quick trip to see a new pilot program that Her PLAN (Pregnancy and Life Assistance Network) was running. Among...
Andrew Stuttaford has been a devoted chronicler of the “gray zone” provocations that cannot be directly pinned on America’s adversaries but sure...
Marine Le Pen, leader of France’s National Rally party, a descendant of the National Front, has been a political renovator. Her party, like other...
SBA Pro-Life America is encouraging Republicans to highlight Democratic extremism in the final stretch of the midterm elections. The...
The Free Press’s Olivia Reingold published a bombshell report this week: At the rate of 0.5 percent, Gaza has one of the lowest rates of acute child...
The vice president thinks the dollar’s global status is a curse. Even if he were right, I ask in today’s column, what’s the U.S. government...
To put it mildly, economic liberalism is not in vogue. In the United States, the energy in the Democratic Party is with self-described socialists who...
As a reminder, the term “gray zone” describes an action or series of actions that are not quite war, and not quite not war, either. I...
The Ethicist column in the New York Times -- a high-brow Dear Abby -- has blessed adultery if one's spouse is permanently incapacitated. The...
The Trump administration is getting grief for gutting and upending Head Start -- to use verbs that have come up in coverage and commentary -- because...
You know that a Democrat has done or said something indefensibly asinine when the political press covers the reaction to it with more vigor than the...
Kudos to NR pal David Bahnsen on this, the formal publication date of his important new book, Profit from the Profit: The Past, Present & Future...
As I noted in my first post on today's decision in Alabama v. California -- which gives the background of what follows here -- the Supreme Court...
The Supreme Court exists to resolve disputes. It does not exist to clean up messes. That is the mood in which the Court today — in a 6–3 unsigned...
Jim Geraghty writes about the declining number of births to Americans last year and the knock-on effects of this. He alludes to an issue that has...
Over the weekend, many Republican lawmakers found the one issue on which they could break with President Trump: beef taxes. Trump announced on Friday...
Normally around this time of year, I write a casual column about the joys of summer. I was asked for one specifically by The Spectator for their diary...
From the U.S. National Park Service’s court filing before the Supreme Court in defense of the continuing construction of the White House ballroom:...