A recent study on mortality rates between different races offers politicized deceptions instead of scientific inquiry.
Publication: National Review
The DOJ Has Given Trump a Gift
Trump’s First Law: For every criminal charge, there is an equal and opposite surge among Republicans.
The Left Whines About Trump Appointee Judge Cannon
Biden DOJ set up shop in Washington for a Florida case to get a favorable Obama-appointed judge. Now the Left complains that case ended up with Trump appointee.
Trump Is a Waste of the Right’s Political Energy
Why are we still putting aside policy, politics, and advocacy to dissipate our attention and energy on things that matter only to Donald J. Trump?
The Trump Indictment Is Damning
Whatever one thinks of the ex-president’s enemies, it doesn’t change the fact he took documents he had no right to, and didn’t comply when asked to give them back.
Mike Pence’s Leap of Faith
We welcome the former vice president to the race. He has important things to say.
Chris Christie’s Redemption Tour
By running a kamikaze campaign, the former New Jersey governor may take out somebody other than his stated target.
Biden Is Too Old to Serve as President
A Biden second term would represent a risk that American voters should not be asked to take.
Kevin McCarthy Gets the Deal Done
This is an unambiguous win for McCarthy and House Republicans, who were expected to get nothing, and an unambiguous defeat for Joe Biden.
The Bud Light Meltdown Is Good for America
Rich Lowry: With every viral anti-Bud Light video and 12-pack moldering on a store shelf or in a warehouse, the message is being sent to other corporations that gratuitous forays into the culture war are risky. Coupled with the ongoing contention over Disney, whose image has taken a big hit among Republicans, the flare-ups raise the prospect we’ve entered a new era of conservative consumer power.
The War on Things That Work
Like your stove, your dishwasher, your lawn mower? Too bad.
E. Jean Carroll’s New Defamation Claim Against Trump Looks Like Grandstanding
It’s also yet more reason for Republicans not to nominate Trump in 2024.
The LA Dodgers Promote Anti-Catholicism
A baseball team should not be honoring a group that mocks Catholic nuns and Catholic worship.
The Busing of Migrants Has Worked
The ire of Democratic mayors and governors would be best directed at the author of this mess, President Biden.
Florida and Texas Defend Kids from Gender Madness
More states are rightly moving to protect minors from the harms of medicalized gender transition.
The Glaring Problem with Biden’s White-Supremacy Warning
Despite the president’s fearmongering, this is pitifully far from the most dangerous threat we face.
Daniel Penny Wasn’t a Vigilante
Calling him one is part of a progressive smear.
The Biden Family Business
The findings of House Republicans are alarming and deserving of more attention.
Kamala Is the Reason Biden Is Running
Replacing Harris on the 2024 ticket would likely tear apart the Democratic Party — but she’s the main reason Biden is running for reelection at age 80.
The Plight of Detransitioners
There’s a growing community of detransitioners, people who have realized that, despite feeling deeply unhappy before medical and social transition, their gender identity was not the culprit. These individuals, many of them young women, report that they had no problem accessing life-altering medical intervention, often as teenagers, often only days or weeks after announcing their symptoms.
The Trump Show Returns
The format showed that Donald Trump is wily. He improvises across all 88 keys of the piano in his register, while his antagonists try to stamp out their talking points as if they are banging away at “Chopsticks.”
The Trump Verdict
Rich Lowry: I’m guessing it won’t have much effect one way or the other on Republican voters, who weren’t paying attention to the trial, as far as I can tell. Most Republicans — at least those not already opposed to Trump — will also likely dismiss it as part of the ongoing, politically motivated legal assault against the former president. It will definitely add to his baggage in a general election if he’s the nominee, though.
Jordan Neely’s Death Will Be Abused and Exploited
Over the last couple of years, Neely had punched two elderly people in or outside subway stations. With the wrong punch, he could have killed someone.
Clarence Thomas and Harlan Crow Once Conspired to Aid a Penniless Widow
In an undisclosed meeting between Crow and Thomas on Easter weekend in 2005, Thomas mentioned that, through family friends, he had learned of a widowed elderly woman living near Pin Point, Ga., in a leaky tar-paper shack.