Geography isn’t everything, but often when it comes to geopolitics, there’s no substitute for cold, hard acreage.
Publication: National Review
Alcohol Warning Labels Are Nanny Statism at Its Worst
Proof that Democrats seek equity in misery.
When Gender Theory Becomes State Education Policy
More than a third of American students are being taught the latest in transgender ideology.
A Late Biden Assault on Offshore Drilling Would Be Reckless
Worse, we don’t know to what extent the president himself would even be making the decision.
Sorry Canada — We Don’t Want You
Why would we make Canada’s scuffling economic performance our problem?
Biden’s Commutations Racket
Biden, or whoever is running the White House, should be ashamed.
Trump Must End the War on Cars
He should lead the resistance to EV mandates and strike a blow for liberty.
Bhattacharya’s Battle for the NIH Is Worth Fighting
Trump’s nominee to the prominent and troubled public-health agency could bring much-needed reform.
The Further Vindication of the Duke Lacrosse Players
Their accuser has finally confessed she made up her rape claim, but she wasn’t the only fraudster who preyed on the Left’s uncharitable assumptions about young white men.
ABC Pays the Price for Stephanopoulos’s Partisan Irresponsibility
The fickle gods of irony are at work on this one.
Tulsi Gabbard Is the Right Choice for Director of National Intelligence
She has the experience, temperament, and professional integrity necessary for the American intelligence community to win and keep the trust of the American people.
Justice for Daniel Penny
The disgrace is that it was necessary for justice to be done in a courtroom. This case should never have been charged.
Godspeed to DOGE
Expectations for Elon Musk’s plan to root out government inefficiency need to be tempered, but we welcome the effort.
Brace Yourself for More Biden Pardons
The president could try to head off a new investigation of influence-peddling by granting participants the same sort of expansive pardon he gave Hunter.
This Is Who Joe Biden Has Always Been
There have been many highly irritating features of Joe Biden’s hapless presidency, but chief among them, undoubtedly, has been his apologists’ deep-seated need to turn the man into something that he is manifestly not.
Dems Have a Woman Problem
The Harris campaign’s pro-abortion, pro-trans, anti-man strategy flopped.
The Weaponization of “Wicked”
Hollywood grooms girls to be witches.
Mass Deportation Is an Appropriate Response to Mass Illegal Immigration
And unlike Trump’s enemies, the public doesn’t fear enforcement of laws that have been systematically ignored for much too long.
Why the Democrats Blew It
It wasn’t one thing — it was everything
Drop the Recess Scheme
The end of the Gaetz nomination should spell the end of the scheme to put the Senate in recess in order to bypass its role in advice and consent.
Hegseth Is Right for the DOD
If the U.S. military wants to maintain its standing with the American people, its leadership needs to display some moral courage.
Attorney General Matt Gaetz Would Backfire on Trump
President Trump would not be well served by having an attorney general who was preoccupied for a year or more with his own fate.
Joe and Mika Kneel Before Superman’s Zod
The pair of MSNBC anchors read a speech yesterday morning — an oddly overchoreographed performance where they traded off paragraphs like a hydra-headed duo — and for all of the statement’s amusing and poignant qualities it sounded like a tired wheeze of surrender before General Zod (Superman’s uncle).
Kamala Was Not One for Women
The Heritage Foundation shines a light on the dangers of abortion pills.