liberty
Britain makes ‘illiberal mistake’ regarding speech
Editors at National Review Online criticize a recent government action across the pond. The British government has banned Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur from entering the United Kingdom on the grounds that “their presence in the…
Maine Democrats are stuck with a creep
Jim Geraghty writes for National Review Online about the latest challenges for Maine’s Democratic US Senate nominee. Once a Maine Democrat has made up his mind that a candidate having a Nazi tattoo for 18 years isn’t a reason…
Sheriffs, prosecutors pushing back against left-wing agendas
Nicholas Ballasy writes for JustTheNews.com about an interesting response to the left-wing agendas of top leaders in Maryland and Virginia. Two Democrat governors trying to advance progressive policies on immigration and gun…
Canada’s Carney backs off anti-American rhetoric
Chris Bray writes for the Federalist about an interesting change of tune from Canada’s top elected leader. Compare the speech Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney gave in New York Thursday to the one he gave in Davos in…
Mamdani skips NYC’s Israel Day parade
Jon Levine writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a notable absence from a significant New York City parade. There was no love lost on Sunday for Zohran Mamdani, who became the first New York City mayor to skip the…
California sees negative impact of dumping standardized tests
Editors at National Review Online assess the results of an experiment in California higher education. In May of 2020, the University of California school system, with its over 300,000 students and ten separate campuses,…
LA mayor’s incompetence isn’t her only problem
John Fund writes for National Review Online about new developments in the Los Angeles mayor’s race. Insurgent candidate Spencer Pratt has built a broad-based coalition to back him in Tuesday’s primary for Los Angeles mayor.…
Dumping Biden-era climate rules for American businesses
James Franey writes for the New York Post about a welcome shift in federal government policy. President Trump’s top Wall Street cop moved Friday to kill a sweeping Biden-era climate rule that would force US firms to report on…
Assessing the pope’s approach toward AI
Yuval Levin responds to the pope’s major statement about the impact of artificial intelligence. Since the beginning of his papacy a year ago, Pope Leo XIV has held out the promise of offering the world some much-needed wisdom…
Urging Trump to pursue policy other than weaker dollar
Glenn Hubbard explores how President Trump can address real economic concerns without a counterproductive tariff policy. or all the benefits that accrue to financiers and consumers, a stronger dollar makes it harder for US…
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