Trump Sends Tom Homan to Minneapolis
Dispatching Homan to the scene is, it appears, an attempt to dial down tension and reset the mission. Source link
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The Scale of the Iranian Massacre Comes into View
In securing its survival through slaughter, the Iranian regime has sacrificed its tenuous remaining claims to legitimacy. Source link
A Conservative’s Guide to the 2026 Best Picture Nominees
The outrage peddlers will tell you the Best Picture category is a wasteland. It isn’t. Source link
Congress Can Change the Cancer Story with a Vote
An early-detection blood test, if covered by Medicare, could save money and lives. Source link
President Trump Can Make the Americas Great Again
After several years of a U.S. in retreat, the Monroe Doctrine is experiencing a resurgence. Source link
Save Bayh–Dole’s $2 Trillion Impact on American Innovation
A proposed 50 percent royalty seizure would be a death knell for our system of academic technology transfer. Source link
Why 2026 Marks the Dawn of Nationwide School Choice
Trump’s new federal school choice program includes an irresistible pathway for taxpayers to help kids. Source link
Reeling Minnesota
The latest immigration-enforcement-related shooting deserves a credible investigation. Source link
We Don’t Need Politicians to Know That Life Is Worth Living
The March for Life has very little to do with JD Vance or Donald Trump. Source link
‘Rock Springs’ Review: Kelly Marie Tran Stars in an Atmospheric Ghost Story of Literally Unearthed Atrocities
In “Rock Springs,” a newly widowed, grief-addled mother moves with her young daughter to a creaky, remote cottage in the woods of Wyoming, which, as anyone even casually versed in horror…
‘Frank & Louis’ Review: Kingsley Ben-Adir and Rob Morgan Give Immaculate Performances in a Stoically Moving Story of Prison Care
Life behind bars means death behind bars, and all the pain and frailty that often precedes it — a fate that awaits a good number of America’s incarcerated millions, though one we rarely…
‘Wicker’ Review: Olivia Colman Orders a Man Made of Wood in a Bawdy Fable Perfectly Suited for Anyone Tempted to Marry Their AI Chatbot
In Ursula Wills-Jones’ 2008 short story “The Wicker Husband” (not to be confused with the “The Wicker Man”), an unpleasant fisherwoman in an unenlightened medieval town asks the local…
‘Union County’ Review: Will Poulter and Noah Centineo Integrate Seamlessly With a Cast of Recovering Addicts in Low-Key Opioid Portrait
Adam Meeks studied film at NYU’s Tisch School for the Arts, where one can imagine the true-to-his-roots filmmaker learning alongside eclectic classmates. Manhattan must have felt like a…
‘The Musical’ Review: A Middle-School Drama Teacher Certainly Brings the Drama in an Off-Kilter Comedy
For those of us who saw it when we were still in school ourselves, Alexander Payne’s “Election” was a startling work, and even a perspective-shifting one — a snarlingly funny introduction…
Trump’s Horseshoe
The week of January 19, 2026: Trump’s ‘left’ turn, Javier Milei and free enterprise, Mark Carney and technocracy, Gavin Newsom and ambulances, and much more. Source link
‘Undertone’ Review: Ian Tuason’s Audio-Driven Horror Debut Screams Technical Proficiency
An immense sense of isolation underscores Ian Tuason’s feature debut, the audio-driven horror smorgasbord “Undertone.” Following an exhausted horror podcast host watching over her mother’s…
Canadian Media Outlets Help Whip Up U.S. Invasion Fears
This is counterproductive. Source link
‘Equal Representation’ Should Mean Equal Representation for American Citizens
Restoring a citizenship question to the U.S. census would help rectify imbalances in congressional representation. Source link
Jon Kyl, a Persuasive Advocate of Defense
The former Arizona senator, who is withdrawing from public life, was an admired legislator who understood the limits of diplomacy alone. Source link
The Supreme Court Must Find the Courage to Defend the Truth on Women’s Sports
The Supreme Court can either protect women as a real, distinct class, or it can green-light the erasure of women’s spaces and sports. There is no middle ground. Source link
In the Abortion Industry, ‘Access’ Now Matters More Than Care
Mail-order abortion drugs are redefining medical standards — and not in a good way. Source link
‘The Shitheads’ Review: Dave Franco and O’Shea Jackson Jr. are Losers on a Mission in a Broad Comedy Tinged with Viciousness
There’s an instance of unforeseen violence a third of the way into “The Shitheads,” Macon Blair’s latest blood-soaked tragicomedy, that could almost lose the audience given the starkness…
‘The Gallerist’ Review: Natalie Portman Plays a Desperate Miami Art Dealer Whose Latest Show Is About to Make a Killing
How can you tell if an art show is a success? If a piece sells, the curator typically places a little red dot beside it, letting collectors know that work is no longer available. By the…
‘Zi’ Review: Kogonada Changes Course for a Small, Slight, Beautiful Journey
Light and shimmery and intricately formed as a dandelion clock, Kogonada‘s 2017 debut “Columbus” walked a fine tonal line between poetic and prosaic, intellect and feeling, all without…