Suggested Viewing for General Milley
Here’s having a crack at offering an unsolicited recreational suggestion for the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The Supreme Court Has a Chance to Blunt the Union Scheme to Defy It
Will the Supreme Court have the back of the Janus and Harris precedents?
Why Purple-State Voters Want Election Reforms
Election fraud is a matter of urgent concern to many voters, and the GOP should take note — and take action.
Happy Janusversary
Substantial numbers of government workers remain clueless about their rights under Janus. There are efforts under way to change that.
Is Settling the Opioid Crisis the Job of a Maverick Judge?
In a case of epic proportions, Judge Polster employs threats and secrecy to wring a speedy settlement out of Big Pharma defendants.
TCI Runs Out of Gas Thanks to Yankee Institute
Yankee Institute, Connecticut’s liberty-loving think tank, has stopped a dubious green-energy scheme pushed by state Democrats.
Gonna Saddle Old Paint For the Last Time and Ride
100 days of chuckle-headedness analyzed, Tim Scott Hate vilified, Stagflation calculated, police-reform malarkey detained for questioning, baton passed.
What an Honor, to Be Counted in This Band of Brothers and Sisters
This being my last day at NR, the editors have kindly given me permission to say goodbye in NRO’s public forum.