It is Columbus’s expansion of Western civilization that has earned him the hatred of today’s leftists.
Publication: National Review
French Police Aren’t the Problem
The intoxicating cocktail of anti-Zionism and revolutionary socialism robs the young and idealistic of their inhibitions and greases the skids for violence.
Young Men Are Turning Away from Republicans
But that doesn’t mean they’ll embrace Democrats.
The End of MAGA and What Comes Next
Since MAGA as a movement has never been defined by ideas nearly as much as by the personality of President Donald J. Trump, the latter’s impending departure from the presidency puts the future of the right once again up for grabs.
The New Movie “Digger” Is Tom Cruise’s Climate Hoax
Media hacks fight fossil foolery and prefer Oscar bait.
Encouraging Signs from the Strait of Hormuz
By some estimates, the amount of oil getting through the strait is about 80 percent of the prewar level.
James Talarico’s Unconvincing Christian Progressivism
The Texas Senate candidate posted a riff on X about how the Bible is the foundation of his progressivism. Supposedly, through happy coincidence, our Savior agrees with Talarico about important planks of the Democratic platform circa 2026.
Will Liberalism Survive the Latest Crisis?
Our commitments to individual liberty and limited government face an uncertain future.
Trump Strikes a Blow Against Gender Discrimination Against Minors
A positive step, but the battle isn’t over.
The Future of Woke
Are we ready for the sequel?
Don’t Sacrifice American Capitalism to AI Anxiety
As Beijing pushes open models and rapid AI deployment, American policymakers are reaching for regulation and government control.
Against AI Doomerism
We can’t afford to fall behind.
College Freshmen: If You Care About Justice, Beware of the “Free Palestine” Movement
The on-campus narrative will trick you into confusing truth and fiction, victim and aggressor, right and wrong.
Remembering Charlie Kirk
Our thoughts are with his family, and we hope that young people take his mode of public persuasion as a model for how to conduct themselves in the public square.
The 9/11 Whataboutism of El-Sayed and Mamdani
To them, the September 11 attacks — like the October 7 attacks, or like the Holocaust — is an embarrassing fact that needs to be whatabouted away in order to prosecute their argument against America, the West, and “Zionists.”
Victory in Iran and the Midterms
Democrats, for now, can exploit voter discontent with the war. But doing so would be much harder if voters believed that the war was over.
Vindication of Tom Homan
Trump’s border czar was never waving the white flag on enforcement, and now he has the numbers to prove it.
Anti-Trumpism Is Driving the Media to Cheer Hostile Powers
The enemy of your enemy is sometimes still the greater enemy.
No Daylight Between El-Sayed and Hasan Piker
El-Sayed spent months campaigning with the antisemitic online personality when his views were well known.
Jason Arday Died for Somebody’s Sins, But Not Yours
The only people left with any share of blame in his death are those who credulously and patronizingly promoted and encouraged him.
DSA Leaders Are Tireless in Their Avoidance of Honest Work
Few dangers in politics are greater than sincere fools.
The Democratic Socialists Take the Senate — In Florida of All Places
Democratic base voters are no longer moved by tales of a ‘Resistance’ that only brought Trump back to the presidency.
“Woke One” Wasn’t Just Crazy. It Was Destructive
Don’t let them trick you into thinking it was just an oopsie-daisy.
California’s Lawfare Could Further Empty Out Hollywood
Attorney General Rob Bonta’s antitrust crusade is smothering the Golden State’s signature industry.