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Adam Kredo of the Washington Free Beacon highlights a new report critical of the Biden administration’s largesse. A $1,962 soccer ball for Hamas ally Qatar. A $1,557 bowl for Chinese…
Collin Anderson writes for the Washington Free Beacon about one instance in which the Democrat-controlled U.S. Senate is standing up to a Democratic president. The Senate on Wednesday voted to…
Bob Saxby writes for the American Thinker about the American military’s recruiting woes. Recently we’ve heard arguments that the failure of the military to meet its recruitment goals is a…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online ponders the lingering appeal of a destructive political program. Almost a decade ago, I wrote a little book called The Politically Incorrect Guide to…
Ben Shapiro reminds National Review Online readers about Karl Marx’s malevolent role in world history. This week marks the birthday of one of history’s worst human beings, Karl Marx. Just…
Arthur Herman reflects at National Review Online on the 100th anniversary of Vladimir Lenin’s overthrow of the Russian republic. The next day, November 8, Lenin installed himself and his Marxist…
Rich Lowry‘s latest column at National Review Online focuses on Democrats’ current political objective. American politics is now, in large part, a fight about whether or not Donald Trump will…
Are we living in a “uniquely troubled, blood-soaked phase” of human history? Paul Johnson examines the record for Forbes magazine and concludes the answer is no. For one thing, the…
Paul Bedard of the Washington Examiner‘s “Washington Secrets” feature delves into the costs associated with President Obama’s many vacations. The first family, Michelle Obama fresh from her annual Aspen ski…
Multiple choice quiz -in today’s column the N&R’s Susan Ladd compares Republican education policy in North Carolina to which devastating historical event: a) the Holocaust; b) the bombing of Hiroshima;…
Avik Roy explains in the latest issue of Forbes why the current debate over income inequality misses the mark. Let’s step back and stipulate that it’s a noble and worthy…
Recently returned from a trip to Cambodia and Burma, Paul Chesser of Climate Strategies Watch offers a report today in The American Spectator that expresses his wish that “fellow conservatives,…