Greg Corombos and Jim Geraghty discuss the covert operations that took out another Iranian scientist, doubt the pro-life sincerity of Mitt Romney, and Obama’s nonsenical message to a fundraiser crowd.
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The Rise of the Abortion Cheerleaders
Is abortion a sad and unfortunate reality — regrettable, as we are sometimes told, but often necessary — or is it a breezy nothingburger, completely “normal,” and something to be giddily celebrated like a last-minute NFL touchdown? For a long time, the abortion lobby has had difficulty deciding. This ...
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How the Kavanaugh Nomination Reveals a Deep Challenge to Our Democracy
Yesterday I wrote a piece rejecting the absurd alarmism surrounding Donald Trump’s nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. No one will “die” if Kavanaugh is confirmed. His judicial philosophy doesn’t represent an “emergency” for the “safety” or “freedom” of the American people. If ...
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Business Insider Surrenders to the Social-Justice Warriors
A fascinating series of controversies erupted this week, and they had nothing to do with Donald Trump or Robert Mueller.
Business Insider ran a column defending actress Scarlett Johansson from fierce criticism for her decision to play a transgender man in a forthcoming film called Rub and Tug. The writer, ...
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Europe Needs to Grow Up
It was a hot and difficult summer. And Europeans were pained to hear the blunt assessment that the U.S. would not be able to forever sustain NATO without greater investment on their part. The alliance was heading for “collective military irrelevance” and the current state of affairs was “unacceptable,” ...
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Judge Kavanaugh on Lying To Federal Agents
Yesterday, I looked at a case where Judge Brett Kavanaugh, on the DC Circuit, sided with a criminal defendant asserting a “battered woman syndrome” defense. Today, let’s look at an opinion that aired his skepticism about an “ever-metastasizing” tool of federal prosecutors: 18 U.S.C. § 1001, the ...
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Indictment Says Congressional Candidate Reached Out to Russian Intelligence for Dirt
An unidentified 2016 congressional candidate reached out to Russian intelligence officers collectively posing as a Romanian hacker under the pseudonym Guccifer 2.0 for dirt on a political opponent, according to an indictment filed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller Friday.
The indictment, which names twelve ...
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