On the Subject of Poorly Timed Cancún Vacations . . . By Jim Geraghty February 18, 2021 At a moment such as this, every public servant wants to be able to say, 'I did what I could.'
Ted Cruz Flew to Cancun in Midst of Massive Power, Heating Outages in Texas By Zachary Evans February 18, 2021 Photographs of the senator at an airport were uploaded to social media on Wednesday evening.
Windmill Politics By Kevin D. Williamson February 18, 2021 Funny how the debate about the Texas blackouts is turning into a predictable culture-war issue.
The Mess in Texas By Andrew Stuttaford February 18, 2021 On the menu today: Texas powers down, debt and more debt, government gets in the way of COVID testing, food, and windows.
Our Descent into Collective Madness By Victor Davis Hanson February 18, 2021 Texans freeze in an oil-rich state, free speech falls under the weight of cancel culture, elites preen, and debt soars.
NR PLUS Understanding the Texas Blackouts By Kevin D. Williamson February 17, 2021 As the Lone Star State shivers in the dark, it's worth considering how we got here.
Retail Spending Grows 5.3 Percent, Clobbering Expectations By Daniel Tenreiro February 17, 2021 On the menu today: Retail spending surges, Texas freeze worsens chip shortage, Citigroup loses debt dispute, and the two sides of the output-gap debate.
Why Texas Went Dark By Kevin D. Williamson February 16, 2021 It’s clear that poor policy decisions are the root of the problem.
Our Backwards Government By Kevin D. Williamson February 16, 2021 As we become almost spiritually invested in government, that same government gets worse at the things it’s actually supposed to be doing.
Green Energy Useless during Cold Snaps By John Fund February 15, 2021 When you really need power and heating, wind and solar are out of commission.