WSJ

By pardoning Mr. Flynn now, President Trump would spare a man who served his country for decades from further tribulation. He would also rescue the courts from discrediting themselves as much as the FBI and Justice have already done.

National Review

One-time defenders of unsavory Clinton and Obama pardons are outraged by the president’s commutation of his old associate’s 40-month sentence.

Washington Examiner

President Trump granted clemency to Roger Stone just a few days before Stone was set to start his prison sentence. This decision was a mistake, as many of his advisers, administration officials, and fellow Republicans reportedly told him. And to understand why, it’s worth remembering why Stone was sentenced to prison in the first place.

American Greatness

The players are millionaires because legislation long ago made the NBA a kind of legal monopoly…Billions of dollars rolled in. Now many of these spheroid-lobbing giants have used a combination of strong-arm tactics and boo-hoo guilt trips to turn the NBA into a gigantic ad agency, piously selling a vaguely defined “social justice” with BLM murals on playing surfaces and slogans on their jerseys.

Newsmax

Goodell continues to act like a 19-year-old grievance studies major at Oberlin College. First, as if the public wasn’t divided enough, the league will play the so-called "black national anthem" before our country's real national anthem. Finally, in a move that may place the league on suicide watch along with Ghislaine Maxwell, Goodell is considering allowing players to decals on their helmets to protest "systemic racism" and "police brutality."

The Federalist

While small business owners and hourly, low-skilled workers suffer from the economic effects of the coronavirus, the hospital industry is richer than ever.

American Thinker

Wearing masks for hours at a time exposes the wearer's lungs to unhealthy levels of bacteria.

PJ Media

Massive protests and proximity to the U.S.-Mexico border explains the recent surge in coronavirus cases far better than lifting lockdowns, Scott Atlas, M.D., a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, told Fox News this weekend. 

Rush Limbaugh

It's this kind of stuff that just continues the panic and the lack of understanding about the nature of this problem and how to deal with it.

Big League Politics

This is part of a national movement of patriots fighting back against pro-BLM propaganda. Pro-BLM graffiti has been placed in roadways throughout the country, meant to signify who the new cultural elites are in a diverse and multicultural America.

Western Journal

You cheer any moment when one of the adults in the room — the adult in the room, actually — decides to prod people to enforce laws we’ve mostly given up enforcing, at least as it relates to the right kind of protester. On the other hand, outside of the president, there’s little political will in Washington at the moment to enforce these statutes.

Washington Free Beacon

At least 18 left-wing groups supported by the billionaire George Soros's liberal donor club applied for federal loans meant to help small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, receiving up to $20 million in taxpayer cash between them.

The Gateway Pundit

The University of North Texas College Democrats are allying with satanists and witches to try and shut down the school’s Young Conservatives of Texas chapter. The UNT College Democrats teamed up with the GLAAD Alliance and MUEVE, a liberal “latinx” org, on a petition to remove the conservative organization from campus. 

American Conservative

Its hallmark now is the Red Fleece line, which is just dreadful. It has a sort of Anna Wintor-meets-William F. Buckley vibe. Designed for the modern urban prepster (all twelve of whom recently dropped out of Columbia and now work as “consultants” at their fathers’ investment firms), Red Fleece emphasizes tight fits, effeminate patterns, and other goofy parodies of “preppy” style.

The Federalist

Protect the vulnerable and carry on.