Nuremberg in the Age of Lawfare
A warped history of justice, Tarantino-style. Source link
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Is President Trump Thinking About Greenland Again?
Much-touted pharmaceutical deals could end up giving the president new leverage. Source link
The Tariffs Aren’t Helping
Donald Trump is a wholeheartedly pro-manufacturing president, and he’s definitely here to help — with a dizzying array of tariffs. Source link
‘Sisu: Road to Revenge’ Review: After Nixing Countless Nazis, One-Man Army Goes Up Against the Russians in Gleefully Excessive Sequel
A sleeper hit in 2022, Jalmari Helander’s “Sisu” was a cartoonishly down-and-dirty adrenaline rush for action fans, not unlike the OG “Mad Max” decades earlier. That particular comparison…
‘Being Eddie’ Review: A Netflix Documentary Engagingly Explores the Life and Career of Eddie Murphy, but It’s Too Upbeat to Get the Full Story
Eddie Murphy, as he has always been the first to acknowledge, is the rare comedian who set out to model himself on rock ‘n’ roll superstardom. He wanted to be Richard Pryor, but he also…
The Sordid Olivia Nuzzi Saga, Explained
All the worst people you know are back again. Source link
Why the Witkoff Plan for Peace Is Simply a Nonstarter for Ukrainians
The scheme would remove the tools that Ukraine needs to defend itself from subsequent Russian aggression. Source link
Now Is the Moment to Deregulate Obamacare
The window Republicans have won’t reappear anytime soon. Source link
Grade Inflation Is Deflating the Workforce
If colleges keep handing out meaningless grades, more testing could provide a better measure of what students have learned. Source link
Christians Should Defend the Jewish People
In these times, those who claim the faith would be wise to point young men and women to the firm path of real Christianity. Source link
Trump Gets Cozy with the Saudis
The U.S.-Saudi relationship is in a better place, even if it would behoove Trump to curb his enthusiasm. Source link
We Sued an Ohio School District over Preferred Pronouns and Won
More should follow. Source link
A Day in New Haven
The Buckley Institute’s annual conference and a visit to two of Yale’s superb museums. Source link
‘We Shall Not Be Moved’ Review: Mexico’s Oscar Entry Is a Scorching Chamber Piece About the Country’s Unhealed Wounds
Chain-smoking and foul-mouthed, Socorro (Luisa Huertas) — a veteran, can’t-suffer-any-fools lawyer — clings to the memory of her dead brother both like a chain that keeps her captive and…
Lindsey Halligan Confirms: Most Grand Jurors Never Saw Final Comey Indictment
How much does it matter? Source link
If You’re Still Freaking Out About the Israeli Beeper Operation, You’re Telling On Yourself
Israel’s victory is America’s, too — or should be. Source link
We Don’t Know Where We Are in the Political Cycle
It’s premature to treat Trump as if he’s been president for the past five years. Source link
Trump Was Right the First Time on H-1B
There is no evidence that the visas meaningfully contribute to American competence or competitiveness. Source link
Russia Is at Hybrid War with NATO
Putin’s only strategy seems to be more of the same, with one major exception. Source link
National Review at 70
On this day, we give thanks — to our colleagues over the years; to our supporters and readers; to the United States; and to the God of victories, and of mercy. Source link
The Pope, the Jersey, and the Hollywood Nonbelievers
Spike Lee’s jersey contradicts the surprising resurrection of a film legend. Source link
Mark Carney’s Failing Grade
Somehow, the Canadian PM has managed to blow past even Trudeau’s last spending estimate. Source link
Country Music Goes Apocalyptic
In HARDY’s new album, the rural way of life is simultaneously eternal and yet under perilous threat. Source link
‘Dead to Rights’ Review: A Gripping Survival Story Set During the Nanjing Massacre
Human decency in the midst of inhumane atrocity is the powerful emotional drive of China’s international Oscar entry, “Dead to Rights,” a stirring drama set during the 1937 Nanjing…