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Cornell president misses the point in current controversy
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about an Ivy League president who misses the mark in recent comments. In contrast to the drunk or drugged or immature Cornell students, the university’s president, Michael…
Touting prospects for federal permitting reform
Editors at National Review Online promote one good way to make the federal government better. For decades, the federal government’s byzantine and overlapping permitting regimes for infrastructure and energy projects have…
Chaotic world events carry implications for Americans
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online assesses significant developments among America’s geopolitical rivals. ompared to what’s going on around the world, the inside-the-Beltway turf fights seem awfully small potatoes. The…
The fight for tomorrow: Assessing conflicting visions for North Carolina’s future
As the 2026 midterm elections loom, much is at stake for North Carolina. The conservative leadership in the General Assembly that has enjoyed a majority for the past 15 years — with at least a functionally veto-proof majority…
The fight for tomorrow: Assessing conflicting visions for North Carolina’s future
As the 2026 midterm elections loom, much is at stake for North Carolina. The conservative leadership in the General Assembly that has enjoyed a majority for the past 15 years — with at least a functionally veto-proof majority…
Democrats and the future of gas prices
Editors at Issues and Insights offer advice to voters who seek lower gas prices. You can’t open a newspaper or watch cable news these days without seeing a story about the pain and suffering Americans are feeling at the pump,…
Biden White House drove DOJ’s anti-parent campaign
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about disturbing revelations in a new report. This is what weaponization looks like. The FBI investigating a mom because she is a gun owner and belonged to a “right-wing mom’s group.”…
Ivy League school makes dubious choice for policy board
Aaron Sibarium writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a disturbing development at Columbia University. A Columbia University graduate student who praised Hamas for its “inspirational” tactics and appeared on…
Assessing Kansas’ unexpected US Senate battle
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about an unexpected tight electoral contest. The reason Kansas has remained solidly Republican is deeply rooted in its soil and demography, but its history most of all. Maybe…
Calling for restoration of order in France
Editors at National Review Online ponder the impact of political violence in a major European country. Violent protests, so the complacent conventional wisdom goes, are a venerable French tradition. With notable exceptions,…
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