liberty
Documenting Congress’ ‘$2 trillion problem’
Editors at National Review Online scrutinize one of the key issues yet to be addressed on Capitol Hill. As lawmakers returned home for the final stretch of the fall campaign, we got an update on a major problem that will be…
The fight for tomorrow: Assessing conflicting visions for North Carolina’s future, part 2
This article is Part 2 of a series that examines the policy prescriptions coming from the left-wing group Carolina Forward. With North Carolina at a crossroads, it’s a good time to evaluate the sort of policies advanced by…
Raising concerns about government payouts to new moms
Angela Rachidi scrutinizes a government policy to pay new mothers. Michigan has become an unlikely testing ground for debates over universal basic income programs. Since 2024, new mothers participating in Rx Kids can receive…
Alito takes practical approach toward originalism
Adam White assesses US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s approach toward his job. riginalism is the predominant judicial methodology for the Supreme Court, the lower courts, and more than just the courts. It is espoused by…
Trying to assess who is going to decide the elections
Chris Stirewalt probes the impact of President Donald Trump’s policies on the midterm elections. After his first election, President Trump has been the greatest vehicle for voter mobilization in our lifetimes. That first win…
Pondering whether AI will lead to AGI
Yuval Levin explores one of the key questions about the development of artificial intelligence. Implicit in much of the thinking of those working to frame the direction of the field, and also in the arguments of those…
South Americans are making better political choices these days
Editors at Issues and Insights ask what do South Americans know that US voters don’t. By all accounts, socialists and their brethren in the Democratic Party will sweep the upcoming midterm elections, which the press will…
Legacy media ignores Jack Smith’s attacks on free press
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about another example of media malfeasance. In the left’s quest to stop Donald Trump from winning a second presidential term in 2024, the Biden Department of Justice’s hired goon spied on…
American college students prefer socialism to capitalism
Eliana Johnson writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a disturbing trend on American college campuses. A nationwide survey of undergraduate students conducted by Yale University’s Buckley Institute, a conservative…
Iranian drone plot in England labeled ‘alarming’
Editors at National Review Online assess the recent Iranian scheme to wreak havoc with drones. The U.S. rushed to evacuate its fleet of B-1 bombers from England’s Royal Air Force Fairford base. According to the Wall Street…
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