Does America’s Declining Birth Rate Signal the Death of Hope?
Unhappy people make fewer babies, and Americans are shockingly unhappy.
Bill Kristol: Let Trump Face a GOP Challenger in 2020
Kristol says there’s a need for a conservative to take on the president in the primaries.
The Collapse of the Collusion Narrative
The early righteousness of the anti-Trump lynch-mob has been deflated.
NR WIRE
How the Clinton-Emails Investigation Intertwined with the Russia Probe
Obama administration officials in the DOJ and FBI saw the cases as inseparably linked.
The Real Origination Story of the Trump-Russia Investigation
The Trump-Russia investigation did not originate with Carter Page or George Papadopoulos. It originated with the Obama administration.
The NFL’s New Policy on the National Anthem Is Likely to Backfire
The NFL will require players on the sideline to stand for the National Anthem, but gives them the option to remain in the locker room.
Trump–Russia Investigation: Conspiracy vs. Reality
All sides have some dismaying facts.
The Russia Probe
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Bill Kristol in New Hampshire: Let Trump Face a GOP Challenger in 2020
Kristol says there’s a need for a conservative to take on the president in the primaries.
What Must We Do about Foster Care?
Experts discuss how to make National Foster Care Month matter.
ICE Director on Trump’s ‘Animals’ Remark: ‘MS-13 Kills for Sport’
Acting ICE director Thomas Homan said the president's characterization of the Salvadoran gang's members as 'animals' was 'kind.'
Seattle’s New Employee Tax Will Drive Out Corporations, Not the Homeless
Solving the homelessness problem isn’t really Seattle’s goal.
Iran: American Leaders Will End Up Like Saddam if They Attack Us
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps's bold threat came as tensions continued to rise following President Trump's decision to scrap the Iran nuclear deal.
Does America’s Declining Birth Rate Signal the Death of Hope?
Unhappy people make fewer babies, and Americans are shockingly unhappy.
Philip Roth, Yesterday’s Young American
Philip Roth’s later novels may be his most lasting, but readers may shun even those, because of who they think he was.
Tomi Lahren Receives Support from Trump, Kathy Griffin after Harassment
Griffin and Trump backed the Fox News personality after she was accosted by a group of young people at a Minnesota restaurant.
How the Clinton-Emails Investigation Intertwined with the Russia Probe
Obama administration officials in the DOJ and FBI saw the cases as inseparably linked.
Pompeo: Trump ‘Light Years’ ahead of Obama in Stopping Russian Election Meddling
The secretary of state said that the administration was doing everything in its power to prevent the Kremlin from meddling in the 2018 midterms.
Trump’s Proposed China Deal Won’t Help the Economy
It ignores cheating and free-market norms alike.
Trump Cannot Block Twitter Users, Federal Judge Rules
Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald ruled that because the president's Twitter account is a public forum, blocking users violates the First Amendment.
Comey Defends FBI’s Use of Secret Informant
'Attacks on the FBI and lying about its work will do lasting damage to our country,' the bureau's former director wrote on Twitter.
Report: FBI Greatly Overestimated Threat Posed by Encrypted Cell Phones
The bureau repeatedly claimed that investigators were locked out of 7,800 crime-connected devices last year, when the actual figure was 1,000–2,000.
The White House
Reuters Poll: Republicans Lead Generic Ballot for First Time in 2018 Cycle
The poll's findings are bad news for Democrats, who led the generic ballot by ten points as recently as the end of April.
Trump: Meeting with Kim Jong-un ‘May Not Work Out for June 12’
Trump's remarks cast further doubt on the meeting, which has been complicated by rising tensions with North Korea.
Pence: Kim Could End Up Like Qaddafi If He Doesn’t Make Deal
The vice president's remarks came amid heightened tensions that threatened to derail the planned summit between President Trump and the North Korean leader.
In This Issue
One-Dimensional Chess
The administration needs a better trade policy if it wants to cope with China.
Ike’s Triumphs
Paul Lettow reviews The Age of Eisenhower: America and the World in the 1950s, by William I. Hitchcock.
Videos
Disney Will Open ‘Star Wars’ Theme Park Expansion in 2019
'Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge' is opening up in both California and Florida next year.
