Category: National Review
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.
Maduro’s Last Exit to Brooklyn
The remarkable takedown of Venezuela’s dictator offers up several lessons for the region.
The West Must Start Preparing for Ukrainian Reconstruction
It may seem premature, but the time to prepare for peace is before it arrives.
The Trump Administration’s Actions in Venezuela Are Constitutional
Not only was the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro legal, but it also has significant precedent.
The Devil’s Favorite Libertarian
Professional wrestler turned Tennessee local mayor Glenn Jacobs wants to reunify the conservative movement.
Cold, Confusion, and ‘Resistance’ Buttons: On the Ground at Mamdani’s Inauguration
Members of the Democratic Socialists of America were seen handing out flyers, in a definitional example of preaching to the converted.
Trump’s Audacious Maduro Raid Sends a Powerful Message
The question now is what comes next in Caracas.
