Category: National Review
Major Questions About the Tariff Argument
The Supreme Court is not likely to apply deference to the president in the tariffs case and is likelier to closely scrutinize what powers were delegated.
The Groypers Are Losing
It’s a heartening development that casts the Democrats’ spinelessness in confronting the antisemitism threat in stark relief.
It Is Time to Be Done with Shutdowns
We’re five weeks into a government shutdown. It should be the last one.
<i>New York Times</i> Coverage Avoids the Third Rails of Sex Trafficking
We must not ignore the role of illegal immigration and abortion.
A Visit to Sarasota’s Ringling Museum
It’s both whimsical and serious, though its website is awful. And, Governor DeSantis, don’t mess with its governance.
Unite the Rails
When Leland Stanford hammered in the golden spike at Promontory Summit, Utah, connecting the Central Pacific Railroad and Union Pacific Railroad tracks in 1869, he…
The Nationalization of Elections Is Anti-American
Our Founding Fathers fought for our right not to care about who New Jersey elects as governor.
A Big Democratic Night
No amount of gerrymandering will be able to withstand this kind of Democratic surge if it materializes again in a year’s time.
