Democrats’ Cynical Shutdown Strategy
It could backfire spectacularly. Source link
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Five Problems with Blaming the Guns
Gun control as a solution to spectacular public murders doesn’t stand up to scrutiny. Source link
Mississippi Learning: Educational Success Is a ‘Choice’ After All
The Chicago Teachers Union, meanwhile, instructs the nation on how not to succeed in education. Source link
What the Left’s Eulogies for Assata Shakur Reveal
They love her for the violence she committed and advocated. Source link
Donald Trump Didn’t Start the Fire
The lawfare drama is at its midpoint, not its beginning. Source link
The Lesson of Charlie Kirk’s Life
He may not have been Mother Teresa or Saint Paul, but he was a blessing to his family and to the world. Source link
Wisconsin Move Exposes Planned Parenthood Lies
It shows government money has long supported abortion procedures there. Source link
Reject the Self-Loathing: A Case for Grateful Patriotism
Let’s roll up our sleeves and get to the work of renewing this country and passing the blessings of liberty on to the next generation. Source link
Don’t Tax Innovation: The Patent ‘Wealth Tax’ Is a Terrible Idea
The administration’s proposed fee based on patent value is not only bad policy; it is unconstitutional. Source link
Status Quo or Revolution?
The peculiar fiscal footprint of the Trump administration. Source link
The Fight for the Latin Mass Is a Fight for the Faith
Even progressive Catholics understand this. Source link
The Media’s Sins of Omission Are Getting Worse
NBC botches the coverage of a ‘Free Palestine’ shooter and an ICE encounter. Source link
JD Vance’s Delicate Dance
The vice president has done a lot correctly if he hopes to become president in 2029. But he still faces many obstacles to that goal. Source link
Will AI’s Future Be American?
If we fail to beat China in the AI race, we risk a global order in which freedom is eclipsed by state-run surveillance and coercion. Source link
What Princeton’s President Got Wrong About Free Speech and Defamation
Christopher Eisgruber should resign before Princeton’s trustees fulfill their fiduciary duties to fire him. Source link
Paul McCartney Sings John Lennon’s ‘Help!’ in Full for the First Time, Opening a 2025 Tour That Finds Fresh Joy Even in Familiar Repertoire: Concert Review
There aren’t very many shows where you can reasonably claim that if it ended after the first number, you’d have gone home happy. And maybe even in the case of Paul McCartney‘s concert…
Death’s Misunderstood Sting
The U.K. debate about medically assisted suicide involves a certain denial of the true state of humanity. Source link
‘Two Pianos’ Review: A Virtuoso’s Past Catches Up With Him at Dizzying Speed in Arnaud Desplechin’s Frantic Melodrama
Minutes into “Two Pianos,” two former lovers unexpectedly run into each other in the narrow lobby of an venerable Lyon apartment building, after several years of estrangement. In the real…
Democrats’ Influencer Army Misses the Point of New Media
If Democrats want to succeed online, they’d do better to foster genuine debate than to manufacture consent. Source link
San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum, Texas’s Modern-Art Pioneer
Starting with a palatial home, French avant-garde art, and one woman’s vision, it’s become a unique cultural treasure. Source link
California Teachers’ Union Ruins an Earnest Effort to Confront Antisemitism
And in so doing, has helped demonstrate why California’s schools, once among the best in the nation, are now among its worst. Source link
Mahmoud Khalil Deportation Case Shifts Focus to Material Misrepresentations
This is significant, but administration tactics have created openings for district judges to intrude in such cases. Source link
Reclaiming Bagram Would Leave U.S. Troops Vulnerable
Do we really want to rely on the cooperation of the Taliban and Pakistan? Source link
The Deeply Flawed Comey Indictment
Trump has valid complaints that his political enemies, James Comey included, abused the justice system to target him. But turnabout is not fair play. Source link