The ‘Mustard Seed’ That Liberated Spanish Christians from Islamic Rule
The significance of Asturias.
60 Hours of Dysfunction
The 2018 GOP talks like Barry Goldwater and spends like Lyndon Johnson.
Venezuela’s Future — and Ours
The Venezuelan case is a textbook example of the evolution of socialism.
Look to Trump, Not Trey Gowdy, to Address Bias at the FBI and DOJ
The president runs the executive branch, after all.
Max Boot’s Weak Defense of Harvard’s Affirmative Action
He makes four arguments, none of which is compelling.
The Immigration Debate Democrats Don’t Want
No one wants families to be separated, but the debate has now become about whether the law can be enforced at all.
The ACLU Abandons Its Free-Speech Absolutism
The group has transformed from defender of constitutional principles to advocate for progressive causes.
In London, a Zippy, Hippy Happening of an Art Show
The Royal Academy’s colorful summer exhibit recalls the ’60s, minus the rage.
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Venezuela’s Future — and Ours
The Venezuelan case is a textbook example of the evolution of socialism.
The ACLU Abandons Its Free-Speech Absolutism
The group has transformed from defender of constitutional principles to advocate for progressive causes.
The ‘Mustard Seed’ That Liberated Spanish Christians from Islamic Rule
One holdout, King Pelagius of Asturia, drew supporters and won the Battle of Covadonga, 1,300 years ago. The Iberian Peninsula was never the same.
Look to Trump, Not Trey Gowdy, to Address Bias at the FBI and DOJ
The president runs the executive branch, after all.
In London, a Zippy, Hippy Happening of an Art Show
The Royal Academy’s colorful summer exhibit recalls the ’60s, minus the rage.
Sixty Hours of GOP Dysfunction on Spending
This is the unified government that conservatives spent a decade working towards?
Was Einstein a Racist?
Suffice it to say that in 1922, Einstein, like most people, felt no particular prohibition against making generalizations about groups of people.
Max Boot’s Weak Defense of Harvard’s Affirmative Action
He makes four arguments, none of which is compelling.
What Tocqueville Can Teach Us about Presidential Scandals
Bureaucratic attempts to redress presidential scandals can be fraught endeavors.
The Immigration Debate Democrats Don’t Want
No one wants families to be separated, but the debate has now become about whether the law can be enforced at all.
Off the Shelf: Was It Always Clown World?
There’s good reason to think we are no longer producing things that centuries hence will give the illusion of glory and fixity.
Desperate Democrats Dismiss Trump’s Executive Order
Trump’s decision to keep illegal-alien families intact still dissatisfies the Left
Amazon Employees to Bezos: Stop Enabling ICE
In a letter to their company's CEO, the employees asked Amazon to stop doing business with companies that do work for ICE.
The IG Report
The IG Report Should End Mueller’s Obstruction Investigation
The same logic that spared FBI and Justice Department officials harsher treatment in Michael Horowitz’s report should inoculate the president.
Scandals Sanitized with Linguistic Trickery
Obama becomes an unnamed ‘government official,’ ‘investigation’ becomes a ‘matter,’ and ‘illegal’ becomes ‘improper.’
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Honduran Migrant Girl in Viral Picture Was Never Separated from Her Family
The photo has been widely circulated by many media outlets and activists. Time magazine used the girl’s photo for its “Welcome to America” cover.
