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Law & the Courts

Judge Jackson Won’t Say Dobbs Leak Is Wrong and Won’t Object to Protests at Her Soon-to-Be Colleagues’ Homes

By Andrew C. McCarthy 10:40 PM

Her refusal to comment can be seen as tacit approval.

Politics & Policy

DeSantis Signs Law Banning Protests outside Homes

By Zachary Evans 9:01 PM

‘Sending unruly mobs to private residences, like we have seen with the angry crowds in front of the homes of Supreme Court justices, is inappropriate.’

NR PLUS Politics & Policy

Biden Calls for More Cowbell

By Kyle Smith 8:35 PM

Team Biden believes that they can deflect attention from his and their party’s failures by working up some new insult comedy.

Law & the Courts

Looking Back to the Harriet Miers Moment

By Dan McLaughlin 8:20 PM

The rebellion in the conservative commentariat against George W. Bush’s nomination of Harriet Miers helped put Samuel Alito on the Supreme Court.

Politics & Policy

What They’re Not Telling You about the Buffalo Shooter

By Kyle Smith 8:20 PM

The suspect’s manifesto, while certainly political, is ideologically all over the map.

Capital Matters

Defending Biden’s Economic Nonsense Is Hard Work

By Dominic Pino 7:04 PM

The press secretary’s job is to give politically advantageous answers, which often bear little resemblance to correct answers.

NR PLUS Film & TV

The Other Netflix Problem

By Kyle Smith 6:02 PM

Netflix should try making the TV experience a bit more like sipping wine and a bit less like drinking from a fire hose.

Politics & Policy

How to Capitalize Politically on Mass Murder

By Dan McLaughlin 5:46 PM

There will always be those who see in the sensational media coverage only an opportunity.

World

Will Joe Biden Visit Ukraine?

By Arjun Singh 5:31 PM

This revolving door of top leaders visiting Ukraine raises the impending question: When will Joe go?

Health Care

‘Pregnant? Need Help? They Have an Agenda.’

By Kathryn Jean Lopez 4:14 PM

We shouldn’t be mad at the places that helps moms be moms.

U.S.

Suspect in California Church Shooting Motivated by Anti-Taiwan Sentiment, Police Say

By Zachary Evans 3:56 PM

Chou has been jailed and ‘booked on one felony count of murder and five felony counts of attempted murder,’ the sheriff’s office said.

Law & the Courts

California Judge Strikes Down Law Requiring Women on Corporate Boards

By Brittany Bernstein 3:51 PM

The law required publicly held companies in California to have one board member who identifies as a woman by the end of 2019.