Category: National Review
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.
The Trump Administration Goes Full Tinfoil Hat in Its Revisionist History of January 6
This odious document should never have been published, much less on the taxpayer-funded White House website.
<i>Nouvelle Vague</i> Finds the Secret of Filmmaking
Richard Linklater salutes Godard, redeems himself.
Don’t Annex Greenland
Even the results-oriented Trump foreign policy needs to distinguish between friend and foe.
A Look into the Mind of the Mamdani Marxist
The elevation of figures such as the fanatical Cea Weaver has been edifying.
Tim Walz Departs on a Deluge of Fraud
The Minnesota governor was brought down by the consequences of his own irresponsible profligacy.
What to Do with California’s Billionaire Tax Proceeds
A health-care union’s ‘one-time fix’ for federal Medicaid cuts could easily become permanent.
Legal Questions over the Maduro Extraction Won’t Help Him in Court
As a matter of American law, the ex-dictator hasn’t a leg to stand on.
