liberty
Questioning Justice Jackson’s grasp of the law
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about the latest pronouncement from US Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. During Tuesday’s oral arguments on a widely-watched birthright citizenship case, Jackson once again…
NYC Parks Department focuses resources on racism
Chuck Ross writes for the Washington Free Beacon about questionable priorities for a New York City government agency. The New York City Parks Department, facing a $33 million budget cut and chronic understaffing problems,…
Birthright citizenship and the framers’ intent
Ramesh Ponnuru writes for National Review Online about a key issue the US Supreme Court will address in the weeks ahead. The outcome of the court’s deliberations could have a significant impact. One of the most common…
Questioning Trump’s ‘Hormuz handoff’
Editors at National Review Online question one piece of President Donald Trump’s approach to the Iran war. He talked with passion and relish about the devastating U.S. attacks on Iranian military capabilities and threatened…
Searching for coherence in ‘No Kings’ protest message
Chris Talgo writes for RedState.com about the latest round of “No Kings” protests. The mixed messaging, cognitive dissonance, and blatant hypocrisy on display at the latest round of “No Kings” protests in places like New York…
Dimon critiques blue-state policies
Bob Hoge writes for RedState.com about a top banking executive’s recent warning. The CEO of the world’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase head Jamie Dimon, appeared on Fox & Friends Tuesday and said he knows exactly why…
Courtroom win against government censorship
Margot Cleveland writes for the Federalist about a significant legal development. After more than two years of litigation, The Federalist successfully negotiated a deal with the State Department to end the lingering effects…
Yale offers questionable picture of ‘thriving’ Jewish community
Jessica Costescu writes for the Washington Free Beacon about disturbing developments at a major Ivy League school. Yale College’s Jewish enrollment is down from 16.4 percent in the 2010s to just 9.5 percent in 2024, a level…
Praising SCOTUS ruling against ‘ideological orthodoxy’
Editors at National Review Online assess the latest major US Supreme Court decision. The power of government to regulate the professions, especially in medicine and law, has created a lot of levers to enforce conformity. That…
Bureaucrats seek criminals behind rising gas prices
Editors at Issues and Insights highlight a misguided response to rising gas prices. Gasoline prices are spiking everywhere, particularly in California, with premium coming dangerously close to $9 a gallon last week in one Los…
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