Charlie Kirk: A Serious Man
I have the privilege of knowing and loving many high-minded, intelligent, serious young people. Charlie stands out as one of the best. Source link
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The Siren Song of Despair
Kirk’s murder will long be remembered as a symbol of the irrationality and hatred of this era, but we also need to remember the importance of his life’s work. Source link
The Week: Charlie Kirk and the Assassin’s Veto
Plus: Kamala blames Team Biden for her defeat. Source link
Europe Is Going After America’s Biggest Companies. Trump Must Push Back
The administration should leverage an essential legal tool against unfair practices in digital markets. Source link
Deregulation: Clearing the Way to a Better Economy
We already have the tools we need to ease the regulatory burden. Source link
Russia’s Poland Incursion Was No Drone Accident
It is vital that NATO responds to Moscow in a way that deters rather than encourages aggression. Source link
Nashville’s Assassination Theory Revisited
Altman’s Kirkian mix of faith and politics. Source link
Bipartisan review of 9/11 commission report to be led by New York Rep. Stefanik
Rep. Elise Stefanik will be chairing a House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence review of the 9/11 Commission Report to see what progress has been made since its release in 2004.…
Handicapping the Tariffs Case at the Supreme Court
The Trump administration must cross a minefield without a misstep in order to uphold its tariffs. Source link
Our Hearts Feel Even Heavier Than Usual on This 9/11 Anniversary
Another message of hatred has been sent in America. Source link
North Carolina’s Dumb Bail Law
Laws such as this play into the hands of anti-enforcement progressives. Source link
Is the Smithsonian Weaseling Out from White House Questions?
Plus, in the news, London’s National Gallery gets an addition, a classic wallpaper artist wins a prize, and ups and downs at the Independent 20th Century Art Fair. Source link
The Right Wants a Racial Reckoning
Yet we know how to prevent murders like the one in Charlotte; it doesn’t involve another national conversation. Source link
The Growing Business of Government
Government is involving itself in ever more services. And we’re all paying for them. Source link
Democrats Desperately Seek a Military Makeover
Their ‘security theater’ won’t change any voters’ minds. Source link
‘Good Fortune’ Review: Keanu Reeves’ Brainless Angel Runs Away With Aziz Ansari’s Clever Directing Debut
It wasn’t meant as a joke when a Hollywood studio cast Nicolas Cage as an emo angel who risks his wings to save Meg Ryan, a mortal with dark thoughts and great hair. But Aziz Ansari must…
‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues’ Review: The Ultimate Spoof Band Gets a Cheeky Send-Off, With a Little Help From Their Friends
With Spinal Tap, the joke never gets old, even if the hilarious-as-ever heavy metal trio is now bordering on geriatric. Well into their 70s, hall-of-fame improv talents Michael McKean and…
Charlie Kirk, R.I.P.
The murder of the Turning Point USA leader represents a shocking event that may herald a turn toward greater political violence in America. Source link
Why I Am Not Judging Bystanders on the Charlotte Train
A closer look at the full video of Iryna Zarutska’s stabbing from two angles provides reason to be forgiving. Source link
Russia’s Drone Incursion over Poland Demands a Serious Response
If Russia thinks NATO is a paper tiger, Moscow must be forced to reconsider. Source link
Intel: (Jean-Baptiste) Colbert and Corleone
The week of September 1, 2025: Intel’s new role, gold, government statistics, the Fed, and much, much more. Source link
Trump’s Bold Strike Against the Venezuelan Narco-Communist Regime
By bombing drug traffickers and invoking the Alien Enemies Act, Trump honors the just war imperative to protect the U.S. from hemispheric perils. Source link
Israel’s Qatar Strike on Hamas Suggests Arab Cooperation
Clues point to tacit support from Jordan and Saudi Arabia, despite their public protests. Source link
Senate Rules Need Not Delay Executive Branch Subordinates
John Thune’s proposed rule change is mostly about ending a pointless charade. Source link