NR PLUS National Security & Defense Charlie Hebdo, the Patsy By Kevin D. Williamson Maybe the cartoons aren’t the problem that causes Islamist terror attacks.
Media The Intercept Co-Founder Glenn Greenwald Resigns, Alleging ‘Censorship’ of Views ‘Critical’ of Joe Biden By Zachary Evans Greenwald wrote that the article his editors wanted to censor referred to newly released documents pertaining to Joe Biden.
Education Teachers Unions and the Myth of ‘Public’ Schools By Cameron Hilditch When all is said and done, the pandemic ought to have robbed the idea of “public education” of all its rhetorical currency.
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39m The Intercept Co-Founder Glenn Greenwald Resigns, Alleging ‘Censorship’ of Views ‘Critical’ of Joe Biden
NR PLUS Law & the Courts Rolling the Dice on Chaos, Supreme Court Ducks Election-Law Cases By Andrew C. McCarthy Court-packing threats by the Left have intimidated moderate, politically minded justices.
Media ‘Anonymous’ Falls Flat By Jim Geraghty The op-ed page of the NY Times decided to hoodwink America about the identity of “Anonymous.”
Capital Matters The COVID-19 Fatality Rate (for Businesses) By Robert VerBruggen The most dire numbers in a new Federal Reserve report pertain to restaurants.
Law & the Courts Even the Girl Scouts Abandon Justice Barrett By Erin Hawley Decision to take down a congratulatory tweet sends a clear and unfortunate message to our young girls.
Elections Why Absentee Ballots Arriving after Election Day Represent a Vote-Counting Problem By Jim Geraghty It makes little sense to have one deadline for one set of voters and another deadline for another set of voters.
Media About That ‘Uncoverable’ Biden Story By David Harsanyi The journalist’s job is to provide transparency, not to worry about elections or be society’s hall monitor.
White House Hell, Yes By Conrad Black The case for Trump: Antics aside, he has many achievements, and a win by Biden would do vast harm.
NR PLUS Elections Joe the Chameleon By Kyle Smith Joe Biden is the guy at the party who can’t disagree with anybody. This is a problem for a would-be leader of the free world.
Elections Supreme Court Lets North Carolina’s Board of Elections Ignore Election Laws and Flout the Constitution By Dan McLaughlin State courts and state agencies have no right to declare their supremacy over democratically enacted law in this area.
Law & the Courts Arguments for Justice Barrett’s Recusal Are Ridiculous By Carrie Campbell Severino Glib arguments for recusal trivialize a judge’s affirmative duty to decide cases.
Law & the Courts Avoiding Judicial Armageddon By Orrin Hatch How Americans can prevent a Court-packing disaster.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Hunter Biden on Tape? By Andrew C. McCarthy Recording purports to capture candidate’s son rambling about big Chinese business, disappearing partner, and a criminal trial.
Politics & Policy Ted Cruz Slams Twitter CEO for Censoring NY Post Biden Story By Zachary Evans Cruz compared the company to a “Democratic super PAC.”
Elections Bobulinski Claims Documents Prove Joe Biden ‘Lying’ about Lack of Involvement in Hunter’s Influence Peddling By Mairead McArdle “When he states that, that is a blatant lie,” Tony Bobulinski, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, said in an interview.
Law & the Courts Even the Girl Scouts Abandon Justice Barrett By Erin Hawley 2:38 PM Decision to take down a congratulatory tweet sends a clear and unfortunate message to our young girls.
Media The Intercept Co-Founder Glenn Greenwald Resigns, Alleging ‘Censorship’ of Views ‘Critical’ of Joe Biden By Zachary Evans 2:30 PM Greenwald wrote that the article his editors wanted to censor referred to newly released documents pertaining to Joe Biden.
World Macron Declares ‘France Is Under Attack’ after Islamist Terrorist Kills Three Churchgoers By Mairead McArdle 1:37 PM The incident was one of three attacks against France on Thursday.
Culture Intimations of Mortality By Kevin D. Williamson 12:46 PM Amazing thing, capitalism: It can absorb anything.
Capital Matters The COVID-19 Fatality Rate (for Businesses) By Robert VerBruggen 12:36 PM The most dire numbers in a new Federal Reserve report pertain to restaurants.
NR PLUS Law & the Courts Rolling the Dice on Chaos, Supreme Court Ducks Election-Law Cases By Andrew C. McCarthy 12:24 PM Court-packing threats by the Left have intimidated moderate, politically minded justices.
Politics & Policy Re: ‘The Pro-Life Case against Trump’ By Isaac Schorr 12:19 PM Paulsen understates the importance of appointing judges who rightly recognize Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey as atrocious decisions.
Elections Wisconsin Republican Party Says Hackers Stole $2.3 Million from Trump Reelection Account By Mairead McArdle 12:04 PM In 2016, Trump won the state by fewer than 23,000 votes.
NR PLUS National Security & Defense Charlie Hebdo, the Patsy By Kevin D. Williamson 11:58 AM Maybe the cartoons aren’t the problem that causes Islamist terror attacks.
Science & Tech Will Scientists Create a Conscious Human Brain in a Dish? By Wesley J. Smith 11:54 AM As the great moral philosopher Leon Kass once wrote, “shallow are the souls that have forgotten how to shudder.”
NR PLUS Elections Will Trump Win Pennsylvania? By Jim Geraghty Voter-registration numbers indicate his standing.
NR PLUS Athwart Choose Your Own Election By James Lileks Just grab a pen and cross out the words and sentences that don’t apply.
NR PLUS Happy Warrior The Narcissism of Small Political Differences By Daniel Foster Here’s what I learned about living with neat freaks.