Editors at National Review Online take stock of one of the final scandals of former President Joe Biden’s administration. On Tuesday morning, the Republican-led House Oversight Committee released a report on former President…
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online details Democrats’ key role in today’s federal government shutdown. Whether or not you like the term “hostage taking” in the context of government shutdown fights, one side is…
Mike LaChance writes for the Gateway Pundit about one interesting result from the extended federal government shutdown. One aspect of the government shutdown that probably wasn’t anticipated by Chuck Schumer and other…
Brian Blase writes for the Federalist about bad news for former President Barack Obama’s signature achievement. Obamacare is failing. And every day the government shutdown lumbers on, more Americans are taking a closer look…
Jessica Costescu writes for the Washington Free Beacon about an interesting new development in higher education. Rep. Elise Stefanik (R., N.Y.) was instrumental in holding university presidents accountable as anti-Semitism…
Editors at National Review Online analyze an election they dub “Milei’s triumph.” The impressive showing by Javier Milei’s LLA in Argentina’s midterm elections is a refreshing reminder that the country’s eccentric…
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about New Yorkers’ reasons for turning to a socialist mayor. I might be an outsider to the Big Apple, but I think I understand well enough the dynamics that have made next week…
Matt Margolis writes for PJMedia.com about the latest pronouncement from California’s last Republican governor. Sometimes the truth doesn’t just contradict the narrative—it obliterates it entirely. When the liberal media sets…
Eric Florack writes for PJMedia.com about bad news for wind power advocates. Wind power has been sold to us as an environmental utopia, with lower costs, but ends up being nothing of the sort in practice. With the aid of…
Breccan Thies writes for the Federalist about a significant ruling from New York’s highest state court. Four years ago, a group of race-grifter activists in New York City tried to sue their way into government-enforced racial…
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