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By Zachary Evans May 13, 2022

The court ruled that the governor does not have the authority to order such investigations, but said the DFPS can pursue them independently.

By Dan McLaughlin May 13, 2022

Describing precedents as precedents isn’t perjury even if a Supreme Court justice later overturns them.

By Michael Brendan Dougherty May 13, 2022

None of this is going to play out predictably.

By Kevin D. Williamson May 12, 2022

Gail Collins’s lazy, intellectually dishonest case against overturning Roe shows why the Right is winning the abortion fight.

By Kevin D. Williamson May 12, 2022

Fifty years of activism, another fifty to come.

By Dan McLaughlin May 12, 2022

Read John Podhoretz’s eulogy for his mother, Midge Decter.

By Jim Geraghty May 12, 2022

Today the White House marks one million Covid-19 deaths . . . even though some counts had the country passing that milestone back in mid March.

By Rich Lowry May 12, 2022

We published a big group statement today on the threat to the American project.

By Jim Geraghty May 12, 2022

This is just about the worst possible time to try to start a massive number of construction projects from coast to coast.

By Brittany Bernstein May 12, 2022

The 15 percent increase from the year before follows an even bigger increase in 2020, when drug overdose deaths jumped 30 percent.