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Trump makes unconvincing case that Iran war is ‘terminated’
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review Online assesses the president’s latest questionable claim. Heads up folks, did you know that the Iran war is apparently over? Yes, on May 1 Trump sent a letter to Congress officially…
Fetterman could be moderating force, not a Republican
Charles Cooke of National Review Online responds to one misguided political narrative in Washington. There’s a lot of buzz today about John Fetterman becoming a Republican. It is not going to happen. Politico’s story notes:…
North Carolina’s Colonial Horse Racing Roots
I can’t watch the Kentucky Derby without thinking of North Carolina’s heritage of horse racing, particularly in the region around the colonial town of Halifax. The staff at the Halifax Historic Site told me a story that when…
Obama objects to SCOTUS shutting down Democrats’ power grabs
Tyler O’Neil writes for the Daily Signal about a former president’s response to the US Supreme Court’s recent redistricting ruling. Barack Obama is a real piece of work. Seriously, he has no shame. One week after the former…
Scary lesson from recent SPLC indictment
Nicholas Giordano writes for the Federalist about a story behind the headline of a recent federal indictment. The real Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) scandal isn’t just the indictment. The deeper scandal is that the FBI…
Touting a new book about Alito’s SCOTUS role
Ilya Shapiro writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a new biography of US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. Mollie Hemingway has written the rare Supreme Court book that’s both useful and enjoyable. Alito: The Justice…
Fixing America’s chip ‘crisis’
Cory Gardner writes at National Review Online about a technological challenge for America. The United States is building the world’s most advanced AI infrastructure. In the process, however, we are overlooking a critical…
Democrats’ potential ‘Tea Party’ moment
Editors at National Review Online ponder the Democratic Party’s current trends. The sudden decision by Governor Janet Mills to drop out of Maine’s Senate primary and effectively yield the Democratic nomination to radical…
Diversity as weakness instead of strength
John Hinderaker writes for the Powerline blog about the downside of diversity. The shibboleth that “diversity is our strength” is one of the worst canards of our time. There is a great deal of empirical data indicating that…
Focusing needed attention on the demands of wartime mobilization
Todd Harrison explores the demands associated with wartime mobilization. Recent wars have exposed a reality that peacetime defense planning often understates: Stockpiles are finite, production does not surge overnight, and…
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