Category: National Review
Backing Off Hyde Would Betray a Core Principle on Abortion
‘Flexibility’ on Hyde doesn’t just fund abortion — it abandons the position that abortion isn’t health care.
The ‘Illegal Stop’ Narrative Isn’t Just Wrong. It’s Dangerous
The social media response to the deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis proves yet again that so-called internet ‘experts’ do not deserve the moniker.
Want to End Shutdowns? Remember the Past and Proceed with Caution
After last year’s government shutdown, it’s not surprising to see a number of proposals to prevent future shutdowns.
Don’t Sell Out Pro-Lifers to Save Obamacare
Being ‘flexible on Hyde’ could mean voting for a grave evil — facilitating the unjust taking of human lives.
Don’t Follow the False Sirens of International Law
An overly formalistic view of international rules not only hurts America and its allies, but it also creates a more lawless world.
Tim Walz Is a Reckless Menace
Whether he knows it or not, the Minnesota governor is playing with fire.
The Minnesota Tragedy
The ICE officer never would have had to decide in a split second whether he was in mortal peril if the driver hadn’t created the predicate for the shooting in the first place.
Zimbabwe on the Hudson
Zohran Mamdani’s housing official represents a tradition that has ruined countries.
At 92, Judge Hellerstein Should Not Preside over the Maduro Case
This is no case for a judge who could be pushing 94 by the time a jury is selected.
