Where is the activist left? What happened to the all-consuming empathy for civilian casualties that’s been broadcast the past two years running?
Publication: National Review
The Left’s Anti-Ice Fury Won’t Be Quelled Any Time Soon
For the simple reason that these activists deny the agency’s legal authority to exist.
The “Affable” Coach Walz Never Existed
It was all a myth, peddled by the Democratic apparatus and the media.
Tim Walz Is a Reckless Menace
Whether he knows it or not, the Minnesota governor is playing with fire.
The Legal Fallout from the Minnesota ICE Shooting
A defensible use of force, a tragedy, and a powder keg of civil unrest.
The Last Walz
It’s a great day for freedom — the disgraced governor of Minnesota won’t stand for reelection.
When White’s Not Right
The fact is that we need law enforcement agencies to take anti-white male discrimination seriously. For decades, college admissions offices have been stacked against white-male and Asian applicants, and they often documented their discrimination in explicitly self-incriminating ways.
Trump’s Hyperbolic Sales Pitch
Trump is never one to settle for mere overstatement when he can reach for outlandish exaggeration instead. This quality was on full display in last night’s address from the White House, which at times sounded like something from an excitable caller on C-SPAN’s Republican line.
Trump Is Right on Gas-Powered Cars
The administration’s rollback is another sign that the climate panic is receding.
Any Color as Long as It’s Not Green
There were a number of clues that might have suggested to Ford executives that they were on the wrong track when it came to their massive investment in EVs.
Miami Falls
Mayor-elect Eileen Higgins is the first Democrat to win a Miami mayoral election since 1998, defeating aTrump-endorsed Republican candidate by almost 20 points. The results contribute to the body of evidence that suggests Democratic candidates’ prospects at the polls are boosted by a national environment that has become hostile to the GOP.
Jasmine Crockett Gives New Hope to Texas Republicans
The newly announced Senate candidate is perhaps the only person the Democrats could pick who is almost guaranteed to lose in the midterms.
Josh Shapiro Finally Unloads on Kamala Harris
The Pennsylvania governor was defamed by an operation that was bending over backward to accommodate bigots.
Minnesota’s Massive Welfare Fraud Scandal
The billion-dollar fraud scheme based out of the Somali diaspora community has implications beyond dollars and cents.
How a Leading Academic Journal Was Captured by Left-Wing Radicals
An editorial team that dubbed itself ‘the Feminist Collective’ openly evaluated scholars based on race and gender.
How Did Katie Couric Become an Elder Stateswoman of Journalism?
She has not earned this status.
Trump Gets Cozy with the Saudis
The U.S.-Saudi relationship is in a better place, even if it would behoove Trump to curb his enthusiasm.
Republicans Are Contemplating a Post-Trump World
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s public rebellion against the president is only the exposed edge of a larger iceberg.
Gavin Newsom’s Former Chief of Staff Indicted on Public Corruption Charges
Dana Williamson was arrested Wednesday in an FBI corruption probe and charged with multiple counts of bank and wire fraud.
The Malevolent Brilliance of Candace Owens
There’s been a lot of conversation about Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes lately, but everyone should spare a thought for Candace Owens. On her eponymous podcast, Candace, the crackpot influencer has been conducting an “investigation” into what happened to Charlie Kirk. It’s another symptom of how far off the rails a segment of the right-wing media ecosystem has gone.
Nancy Pelosi Betrayed the People She Pretended to Protect
Pelosi leaves behind a party addicted to performance and a nation more cynical than ever.
Teen Vogue Died a Long Time Ago
By embracing radical political activism, the publication deserted the age group it was created to serve.
Dick Cheney: Peacekeeper
He was right and righteous.
Mamdani’s Win Means It’s Open Season on NY Jews
Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the New York City mayor’s race raises some sobering questions about what will prove more dangerous to the city: his socialist policies or his vile antisemitism.