Greg Corombos and Jim Geraghty discuss women not supporting Obama, the odd timing of President Obama’s jobs speech and one of the Obama-touted green jobs firms has to shed 1,100 jobs.
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Why Is the ‘Blue Wave’ Looking More Like a Splash Than a Tsunami?
Every election people talk about an “October surprise” that upends the conventional wisdom about the outcome. Well, it appears we can see the contours of at least one October surprise. The Democrats have managed to shoot themselves in the foot with their handling of the Brett Kavanaugh nomination and the ...
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The Crisis of the Catholic Church under Pope Francis
In the most recent issue of National Review (“The Case against Pope Francis,” October 29, 2018), NR senior writer Michael Brendan Dougherty wrote, “The Francis pontificate was to be an era of mercy for sinners at the peripheries and accountability for malefactors at the Vatican. Instead, almost the ...
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Trump’s Midterm Pitch
While Trump is not personally facing reelection until 2020, he is asking supporters to imagine that his head is on the chopping block
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The Trump Administration Isn’t ‘Dehumanizing’ Transgender Americans
Today I learned something truly new. I’d lived my life on this earth almost 49 years before I understood that federal anti-discrimination law defines human existence. Changing that law can thus literally “negate the humanity of people.”
At least that’s what I’m learning in response to the news that ...
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The Witches of Bushwick
In Brooklyn, there is an occult bookshop called Catland Books. “Catland” is, one imagines, an apt description of the homes of the women who congregate there.
The operators of the establishment have announced that they are planning to hold a special hex session this weekend to make Supreme Court justice ...
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Two New Polls Show Republicans Leading in Arizona and Missouri Senate Races
With Election Day a little more than two weeks away, Republican Senate candidates in Arizona and Missouri appear to have a small lead over their Democratic opponents.
In Arizona, a New York Times/Siena poll shows Republican congresswoman Martha McSally ahead of Democratic congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema by two ...
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