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Charles Lane explores the lessons from a recent eastern European election. After 16 years in power, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has suffered a decisive election defeat, one so overwhelming…
Editors at National Review Online assess a high-profile eastern European election result. For a supposed despot, Viktor Orbán accepted his election shellacking gracefully. The scale of that defeat, ironically, was…
Noah Rothman writes for National Review Online about questionable comments from the American vice president. JD Vance delivered the eyebrow-raisign remarks while chatting with the media during a swing through…
If a major goal of Pres. Donald Trump’s “America First” policy agenda is to revive American manufacturing, the strategy must be clear: reduce input costs. Unfortunately, federal policymakers, including the…
Eddie Scarry of the Federalist highlights inconsistency from one major media figure. Believe it or not, Joe Scarborough still has an MSNBC show that’s influential in Washington and is still…
Christine Rosen writes for the Acton Institute about conservativism’s critical role in addressing today’s major problems. These days, many on the right are itching for revolution. Eager to dispense with…
Jay Nordlinger of National Review Online explores politicians’ use of the words “people” and “elite.” [W]ho are the people? Some people? My people? In a speech last year, Senator Josh…
Editors at Issues and Insights ponder the European Union’s future. The European Union, no bastion of political tolerance to begin with, is letting it be known: It will not tolerate…
John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist muses about the current controversy north of the border. Corporate media outlets like The Atlantic and The New York Times have been telling us…
Haisten Willis of the Washington Examiner documents the latest bad news for Democrats looking at 2022 U.S. Senate elections. The continued stalling of President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan…
I don’t often highlight the Kokai homeland, but Stephen Sholl gives me an excellent excuse to do so with a new Federalist column. There is no greater public expression of…
Nicholas Kaster writes for the American Thinker about an 80-year-old literary classic that offers timely lessons. Darkness at Noon, published in December 1940, stands as one of the most penetrating…