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Editors at Issues and Insights explain why they have mixed feelings about foreign visitors’ reactions to World Cup soccer in America. It’s heartening to see foreign soccer fans, especially the…
Editors at National Review Online question one piece of President Donald Trump’s approach to the Iran war. He talked with passion and relish about the devastating U.S. attacks on Iranian…
Editors at Issues and Insights discuss interesting recent comments from California’s governor. No one has ever accused California Gov. Gavin Newsom of being consistent, or of having any actual principles,…
Editors at National Review Online praise recent actions from the U.S. secretary of state. Images of Marco Rubio, secretary of state, national security adviser, and now-former national archivist, wearing a…
Dalibor Rohac assesses the impact of President Donald Trump’s attempt to take over Greenland. What is beyond any doubt, however, is that the Greenland episode has damaged the transatlantic relationship…
I hope I’m wrong, but the anti-ICE riots in LA and other cities are distrubingly similar to the anti-police riots that did so much harm in 2020. With that in…
Jonathan Tobin writes for the Federalist about the Ukrainian leader’s critical misconception as he approached deals with American officials. You know you’re in trouble if you’re the head of a…
Editors at National Review Online respond to recent comments from Vice President J.D. Vance. At last week’s Munich Security Conference, Vice President JD Vance delivered some harsh truths to the…
Stephen Moore writes at Townhall.com about the latest regulatory mischief in the Old World. Envy is an ugly thing — one of the seven deadly sins. Europeans have long been…
Haley Strack writes at National Review Online about cinematic silliness across the pond. The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) changed the film rating for Mary Poppins, the beloved 1964…
To mark the day, I’m reposting the following, which orginally appeared in The Carolina Journal on September 17, 2020: The Left’s Long War on the Constitution The United States was…
When government decides to buy something, cost increases are sure to follow. One reason is that people are generally less cost-conscious when they’re spending other people’s money. Government decision-makers are…