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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 21

2005—In a speech to the New York Bar Association, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg laments that Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s retirement might leave her as the...

The World’s Largest Data Center Comes to a Struggling Ohio Town

The residents of Piketon share the concerns that have made data centers massively unpopular nationally. But they remain cautiously optimistic.

The Politics of Depopulation

The demographic crisis calls most of all for a new humanism.

No on Virginia Amendment 1

The Virginia constitution shouldn’t be amended to insulate doctors from all liability for pushing abortions and transgender surgeries on minors.

The park was the gift, the frontage was the point: The sinister loophole behind Trump Tower Tbilisi

Let me concede the point most coverage of Trump Tower Tbilisi has been built on, because the facts have moved past it. The tower is not rising on a parcel still held by Bidzina Ivanishvili’s foundation. Cartu — the fund tied to his family — sold it in July, and on Sept. 15, a spokesperson […]

The media think Trump is playing chess. Xi Jinping knows he’s fencing

When President Donald Trump hosts Chinese President Xi Jinping for their high-stakes White House summit, the legacy media will call it chaos or “Trumposterous.” Critics always look at the president’s fluid style and claim he lacks a grand strategy. They are wrong. What Washington bureaucrats call chaos is actually a highly disciplined, tactical choreography. Trump […]

Trump hesitated and lost the Iranian street — but the revolution doesn’t need him

If history were to judge President Donald Trump’s Iran policy mercilessly, perhaps three points could be awarded to him: Killing Qassem Soleimani, killing Ali Khamenei, and humiliating the Iranian regime. He was able to add the killing of two Islamic terrorists to his record, in addition to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. In American history, the medal […]

Estonian foreign minister: Putin only respects strength

The Estonian city of Narva sits at the eastern edge of NATO, across a narrow river from Russia. For years, the city has served as the go-to scenario for anyone imagining how Moscow might test NATO’s Article 5 promise. Right now, though, the Russian side of the border is quiet because everything Moscow can field […]

Don’t just freeze Iran’s money. Start threatening to spend it

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump is expected to meet Gulf leaders in New York to discuss the next phase of the conflict with Iran and the shape of a postwar strategy. One question deserves attention before that meeting: What happens to Iran’s frozen assets? A legislative proposal already circulating among congressional offices addresses that question […]

Trump, don’t stop with Greenland. Take Hans Island, too

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had barely reached the European Parliament podium in Strasbourg on Sept. 17, 2026, when German lawmaker Siegbert Droese shouted, “USA! USA!” Carney laughed. European lawmakers groaned and booed as if those three letters were an outright stain. Tehran stages that identical reflex before the crowd finds its traditional “Death to […]

Putin tests Trump’s hopes for a Russia reset

Russian President Vladimir Putin is escalating his war against the West. Putin is directly targeting the United States itself, not just U.S. allies. The Russian dictator is probing for weakness, and America must respond. To restore deterrence and prevent a wider war against the West, the Trump administration must finally end its delusional thinking that […]

Trump plans ‘AI force’ as pressure for action rises

In today's issue: ▪ New AI czar to be named ▪ Outlets sue over White House ban ▪ Trump adds security angle to arch ▪ Russia holds wartime elections President Trump is responding to the rising demands to impose guardrails on AI with the creation of an "AI Force," even as he argues the broader concerns...

Support for press freedom now depends entirely on who is in office

It would be useful right about now if we had an dedicated to sorting fact from fiction. Sadly, no such thing exists in the U.S. today.

Flight delayed, canceled? Rule coming in October could impact your compensation

The changes, which are set to take effect next month, could impact your chances at being compensated if your flight is delayed or canceled for one of several reasons.

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