Mischief-Making Progressive PAC Urges GOP Boycott of Georgia Runoffs in New Ads
The billboards claim Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue “didn’t deliver” for President Trump.
Lockout-Loving Museums Spiral Downward
Layoffs, staff chaos, and a public that’s losing the museum-going habit
The Pleasure and the Pain of Shane MacGowan
An outlandishly entertaining documentary about the Pogues singer-songwriter.
The War on the Electoral College Has Only Just Begun
How a Democrat-driven vote ‘compact,’ a key court ruling, and the Georgia Senate races could converge to decide its fate.
Harsanyi: The Electoral College, Now More Than Ever
McLaughlin: Is It Still a 'Coup' If Democrats Do It?
A New Consensus on China?
As Biden prepares to take office, the Trump team is trying to entrench what it hopes, rightly, will be a new approach to China.
England’s Top School Fires Teacher for Thought Crimes
If Eton College sticks to its ejection of one of its finest teachers, progressive rot has truly set in.
Federal Judge Orders Trump Admin to Fully Reinstate DACA
A previous attempt by the White House to halt the program had been stopped by SCOTUS in July.
Back to the Future Meets Hillbilly Elegy
What time travel can tell us about heartland hurting.
Election Aftermath
About the ‘Suitcase’ Video
Nothing that happens during the period in question is different from what you’d expect during routine counting.
Pro-Trump Lawyer Lin Wood Donated to Democrats for Years
What the Georgia state records say.
The Biden Agenda
Biden’s Unhelpful Mask Stance
The inauguration of Joe Biden next month will mark the end of one set of problems . . . and the beginning of another set of problems.
America Waits Out the Biden Era
The next four years will test an American threshold.
Can Joe Biden Pardon Himself?
Maybe that power's non-existence was taken for granted.
The Latest
Mischief-Making Progressive PAC Urges GOP Boycott of Georgia Runoffs in New Ads
The billboards claim Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue “didn’t deliver” for President Trump.
Federal Student-Aid Applications Down in 2020, Signaling Potential Drop in College Enrollment
Around seven million students had already canceled plans to attend college by August 2020, according to U.S. Census data.
A New Consensus on China?
As Biden prepares to take office, the Trump team is trying to entrench what it hopes, rightly, will be a new approach to China.
Federal Judge Orders Trump Admin to Fully Reinstate DACA
A previous attempt by the White House to halt the program had been stopped by SCOTUS in July.
The Pleasure and the Pain of Shane MacGowan
An outlandishly entertaining documentary about the Pogues singer-songwriter.
Back to the Future Meets Hillbilly Elegy
What time travel can tell us about heartland hurting.
The War on the Electoral College Has Only Just Begun
How a Democrat-driven vote ‘compact,’ a key court ruling, and the Georgia Senate races could converge to decide its fate.
Lockout-Loving Museums Spiral Downward
Layoffs, staff chaos, and a public that’s losing the museum-going habit
G. K. Chesterton and George Bernard Shaw: An Ambivalent Literary Relationship
The Christian writer G. K. Chesterton remains a judicious guide to the modernist Nietzschean dramatist George Bernard Shaw.
The Capital Letter: Week of November 30
Unemployment woes, the Fed Trap, and much, much, more.
About the ‘Suitcase’ Video
Nothing that happens during the period in question is different from what you’d expect during routine counting.
Trump Pulls American Troops Out of Somalia
The Pentagon announced that the majority of the approximately 700 troops in Somalia will leave the area by January 15.
Fifteen Things That Caught My Eye Today: Ethiopia, A One-Year-Old Dies in D.C., Archbishop Chaput on Biden and Communion & More (December 4, 2020)
Catholic agencies say there is a ‘major humanitarian crisis’ in Ethiopia’s Tigray region.
Can Joe Biden Pardon Himself?
Maybe that power's non-existence was taken for granted.
In This Issue
A Uniquely American Conservatism
The past triumphs and present challenges of the movement Buckley started.
Our Eroding Political Norms
Right and left, the foundation of our free society is weakening.
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