Blinken Shields Russia Front Group from Mandatory Sanctions
Russia is poised to invade Ukraine, but the Biden administration is still protecting a Kremlin pipeline project.
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A Defining Election for the Baseball Hall of Fame
What to make of the six new Hall of Famers coming to Cooperstown.
We’re Not Going to Conference-Call Our Way Out of Port Congestion
Democrats’ preferred method of solving problems isn’t going to be the reason that our ports get moving again.
No, Chris Murphy Doesn’t Have the Votes for a Gun-Control Bill
In pushing gun-control measures he knows will fail, Chris Murphy tries yet again to destroy the filibuster.
Jussie Smollett: Funniest. Trial. Ever.
Jussie Smollett’s hate-hoax fairy tale did expose how gullible Americans can be when you yell ‘racism.’
Can West Side Story Be Saved from Itself?
Steven Spielberg’s mission is to make a famously corny plot stand up amid the gorgeous songs.
Circumstances of Parents’ Arrest in Michigan School-Shooting Case Don’t Prove Awareness of Guilt
That James and Jennifer Crumbley were apprehended while apparently in hiding shouldn’t have a bearing on the ultimate outcome of their trial.
The Fed and the Limits of Discretion
A review of Money and the Rule of Law by Peter W. Boettke, Alexander William Salter, and Daniel J. Smith.
Opponents of Mississippi Abortion Law Demonstrate That They Want a Right to a Dead Baby
The merciful news is, America isn’t there. Roe’s days may be numbered because of the clarity of the Dobbs oral arguments.
Phony Abortion History Returns to the Supreme Court
The justices should finally correct the record.