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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 23

1987—Culminating an unprecedented campaign of lies, distortions, and vilification, the Senate rejects, by a vote of 58 to 42, President Reagan’s nomination of Judge...

The Sixth Circuit, the Senate, and the CRA

This is an important case that will have important effects on the Congressional Review Act. I hope the Sixth Circuit gets it right.

The Problem with Abdul El-Sayed’s JFK Analogy

Catholicism did not shape Kennedy’s political thought in the way that Islam may inform the Michigan Senate candidate’s.

Do Democrats Care About Children After They’re Born?

Plus: Vivek Ramaswamy’s unconscionably cruel ad.

This Pre-Movement Conservative Deserves Our Attention

Edward C. Harwood took the government to task before it was cool.

Scrutinizing Abdul El-Sayed’s Radicalism Isn’t Islamophobic

His extreme views and associations are fair game.

Yes, Armed Civilians Can — and Do — Stop Mass Shootings

When so many incidents share one particular outcome — armed civilians stopping attackers — it seems difficult to dismiss the pattern as accidental.

MLB playoff ads are not family-friendly

Does your adolescent son witness too few naked women on TV? Does your teenage daughter need to see some more scantily clad models displayed as sex symbols? Are you worried your kids don’t feel drawn to daily, impulsive gambling? Finally, does your prepubescent son need to learn about pubic hair shaving? If these are your […]

Éric Zemmour and the 2026 riots: France has a decision to make

Early September in France is la rentrée, the “return” to school and work from the long summer vacation. The political season resumes too. This September, la rentrée began the final run-up to the April-May 2027 presidential elections. France has a long tradition of strikes and street protests. No one was surprised that public-sector unions marked […]

The president still thinks he’s on reality TV

When violence broke out at a Wednesday Trump rally in South Carolina, the president seemingly forgot he’s no longer a reality TV personality — at least, that’s how he treated the situation. “Wow, thank you, that was great,” President Donald Trump said in reaction to a heckler being punched. “I love that, I watched that, […]

Hasan Piker cheered Hamas. Abdul el Sayed handed him the mic

Abdul el Sayed, Michigan’s Democratic Senate nominee, told ABC News on Monday that “it’s time for us to realize that Israel is actually not our friend,” comparing the Jewish state to a kid who keeps “bumming off” your child’s money and dragging him into fights. Days earlier, he assured Jewish voters that whatever their “differences” […]

France on fire: The riots are a dangerous inflection point for the West

When they see immigrant thugs looting and trashing cities, social media commentators sometimes mock the rioters as young professionals, doctors, architects, etc. It is intended as an irony-laden riposte to the fatuous left-wing argument that diversity makes the West stronger, and that mass immigration from alien cultures brings talent that grows the economy. A similar […]

Washington licks Putin’s boots

The desire to humiliate America motivates our enemies in the Middle East and Africa; it inspires China, which believes it is the Middle Kingdom between heaven and earth, above all others; and it is often as intense, if less hostile amongst our allies in Europe, where once-great powers have been eclipsed by American economic, strategic, […]

What Trump must get from a peace deal in Ukraine

Everyone wants the war in Ukraine to end. President Donald Trump has made that his goal from Day One. But ending the fighting and protecting American interests are different things. Recent developments made that clear. On Oct. 9, Trump announced a deal to lift sanctions on Russian diesel, allowing it to reach American and global […]

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