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Earlier this week, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross testified that the administration’s steel tariffs are not behind the sharp rise in steel prices....
It has emerged that the iconic image of the separations at the border didn’t involve a separation at the border. Jack Crowe noted this earlier....
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I can’t pay tribute to Charles Krauthammer in a little post — I owe him so much — but here goes. I suppose I first read him in about 1983, in...
As my colleagues like to point out, Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, is not a conservative. Nevertheless, he does things that ought to...
Earlier this week, I found myself in Kyoto — home of the Protocol and other things — and thought of Henry L. Stimson. The Colonel was the...
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This Washington Post piece caused a little confusion and had to be corrected, but the basic thrust of it is correct. Customs and Border Protection...
One of the things that is sometimes said as an argument for electing Democrats to office is that Republicans have done nothing to check or restrain...
Washington Post reporter Erica Werner tweeted yesterday that House Republicans “have released a budget that balances in 9 years via big cuts to...
Fewer and fewer students choose to study the humanities these days and the main reason is that the field has been overrun by “progressive”...
1. Good Lord, people! "But abortion!" is no answer to inhumanity toward migrants. And "but migrants!" is no answer to inhumanity toward unborn...
Earlier today a number of news outlets reported that Trump was preparing to issue an executive order that would flout existing law by mandating...
It represents the correct position, which is holding parents and children together pending any prosecutions or asylum claims, but like David, I...
I have worried and written about the growing normalization of elder-suicide, brought on in part — obviously, that is not the whole problem —...
From my most recent NRO article, about how Trump’s presidency so far has been a restoration of a system that had broken down: When Trump has...
National Review Institute is seeking applicants for its Fall 2018 Regional Fellowship Programs in Dallas and San Francisco. The ideal applicant...
The New York Times has published a good news/bad news report about Congressional efforts to override the Trump administration and end family...
Much has been written — some of it either inaccurate or designed to obfuscate the issue ahead of the midterms for political purposes — about...
Over at Bloomberg this morning, Ramesh gets at a key point about the administration’s assorted policy justifications of its (callous and morally...
On The Five last night, Greg Gutfeld advanced a simple answer to the border crisis: Pack migrants on a bus when they show up on the border and...
In October, President Trump issued an executive order instructing his appointees to prepare to deregulate health insurance in certain specified...
Brad Parscale, Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign manager, tweeted this a little while ago: Time to fire Sessions End the Mueller investigation You...
Trump is prone to rapid reversals and perhaps the continued harsh media coverage and pressure from Republicans will convince him to back down from...
1. Crux: Christian future in the Middle East has faces and names 2. John Allen at New Hope Trauma Center of Iraq. 3. Ramesh on doing immigration...
Mason-Dixon polling has released new data on the North Dakota Senate race, showing Republican U.S. congressman Kevin Cramer leading incumbent...
You can read it here, from the Health Policy Consensus Group, which is made up of numerous high-caliber right-of-center health wonks. I’m still...
As I entered college back in 1969, all freshmen (sorry if I have just offended anyone) were assigned to read and to be prepared to discuss in...
The Washington Post ran an article yesterday on Google and its demographics. Most of it is devoted to discussing the company’s “diversity”...
Earlier today I wrote a piece on the homepage asking Congress to step up, to end family separation at the border. The Republicans aren’t going to...
Here is the children’s shelter in Brownsville, Texas: Here is Birkenau: You would think it would be easy to tell the difference between a...
Earlier today, the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Gill v. Whitford — better known as the “Wisconsin gerrymandering case” — and the...
The New York Times has published a harrowing account of a 25-year-old Guatemalan mother, who was separated from her eight-year-old son after she...
Over at Spliced, Matt Johnson has a very interesting article on Jonathan Haidt, Robert Wright, and whether the nation-state is the largest...
Animal research is under continuous assault by animal-rights activists. Researchers are castigated as torturers and have been subjected to...
Longtime readers know that every year on Father’s Day I post a link to the eulogy I prepared for my Dad. I try to reread it every year. Some years...
June 18 is the anniversary of the 1815 Battle of Waterloo: history, quotes, and video (including, of course, a Lego re-enactment). Construction...
Reihan mentions this very distressing New York Times piece on a Guatemalan mother who was deported without her son. I’ve adopted a posture of...
Forbes has what looks like a blockbuster report on Wilbur Ross. Ross had claimed to divest himself of any interests that would pose a conflict with...
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