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National Review Online editors pan a proposal from the Trump administration that would insert government into the economy in an unwelcome way. The federal government has a hard enough time…
Editors at National Review Online offer a positive assessment of recent developments at the University of Michigan. (Editor’s note: This Columbus, Ohio, native takes no pleasure in highlighting anything positive…
Haisten Willis writes for the Washington Examiner about the president’s effort to regain support among a traditional Democratic Party base. President Joe Biden … travel[ed] to North Carolina on Tuesday…
Tristan Justice of the Federalist highlights disturbing changes in public schools serving younger children. Government grade school isn’t what it used to be. More than two years after America’s ruling…
Kenneth Timmerman writes for the New York Post about the demise of journalism. I have covered war, espionage and intrigue for major news organizations in the United States and around…
Sarah Westwood of the Washington Examiner spots a common theme among many of the cities that set new homicide records in 2021. Many of the 12 cities that experienced record…
Dan McLaughlin writes for the New York Post about the latest problems associated with a dubious historical project. Some people just don’t take correction well. The New York Times Magazine…
Joshua Lawson writes for the Federalist about the Pilgrims’ ongoing significance in today’s America. During the last month, contributors to The Federalist’s 1620 Project have demonstrated the resounding influence and…
Jonah Gottschalk compiles at the Federalist a list of public monuments destroyed or removed in recent weeks. Thirty-three statues of Columbus. Nine of the Founding Fathers. Eight of Saint Junipero…
Yuichiro Kakatani of the Washington Free Beacon reports on the fundraising sources for left-wing “Justice” Democrats. Several candidates backed by Justice Democrats are relying on out-of-district donors in their congressional…
Victor Davis Hanson muses at National Review Online about those who engage in “waging war against the dead.” The 21st century is in danger of becoming an era of statue…
Assuming that Amazon will split its new HQ2 operations between sites in New York and near Washington, D.C., Alex Eule of Barron’s laments the decision. … [T]he new congressional map…