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The Rotting Branch

Without a regular menu of legislation, individual lawmakers have fewer opportunities to distinguish themselves.

Environmentalists Care More About Wilderness Than About People’s Lives

For the residents of King Cove, Alaska, this is a matter of life and...

Nose-Diving into Moral Relativism

A recent poll of Democrats suggests a political outlook marred by a troubling lack...

George Santos: Fox reality show was harder than prison

GEORGE SANTOS says the physical and psychological demands of Fox's "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test" outmatched his time behind bars.

Senate Democrats push trio of bills to block China from access to AI chips

Senate Democrats are sending a message to President Trump as he meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping: It is time to block China from accessing U.S. artificial intelligence chips and manufacturing equipment.

Protecting and defending children from radical gender ideology

Last week, people took to the streets of Washington to fight to protect their children from the toxicity of gender ideology. Standing at the steps of the building where some of the country’s most important legal decisions have been argued, a crowd gathered as the Supreme Court heard arguments for United States v. Skrmetti. This […]

Don’t make Luigi Mangione into another John Brown

On Dec. 2, 1859, the Commonwealth of Virginia executed John Brown. Brown had been convicted of multiple murders, treason against Virginia, and inciting a slave revolt in relation to his raid on an armory in Harpers Ferry.  John Brown was an abolitionist who hated the injustice of slavery. He asserted human equality as a Christian […]

The Daniel Penny verdict and its aftermath reflect America’s shift to a post-2020 era

Most Americans saw through the hypocrisy of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s manslaughter case against Marine veteran Daniel Penny from the get-go. If not for the protests of far-left radicals, it’s unlikely that charges would have been filed against Penny at all. The facts of the case were straightforward: In May 2023, Jordan Neely, 30, […]

Pass the Kids Online Safety Act so other children don’t end up like my son

Eight years ago, my son David died by suicide at 16. His death followed a yearlong battle with social media and online gaming addiction as well as months of intense and threatening cyberbullying that left him feeling helpless and hopeless. Even though we made sure he had mental health support, it was not enough. His […]

Andrew Ferguson is the free-speech champion we need at the FTC’s helm

For the FTC to be an effective ally against online censorship, it needs a pragmatic and independent-minded chairman — making Donald Trump's pick Andrew...

Miranda Devine: Daniel Penny and Luigi Mangione each took different paths in life — and only one can be called a hero

Until this year, the lives of Daniel Penny and Luigi Mangione tracked almost perfectly.

Good riddance to Wray

Few exiting officials merit fiercer censure than FBI Director Christopher Wray, who is resigning three years early. In an extraordinarily scathing letter, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) rightly provided it. Wray has been a dissembler since he took over the bureau in 2017. He came into office promising transparency, candor, competence, depoliticization, and systemic reform. He has produced none of […]

The NY Times finally tells the truth about Biden’s border failures — AFTER the election

With the election safely over, the Times has finally informed its readers that, wouldn’t you know it, “the immigration surge of the past few...

How a Trump knockout punch can take out the federal DEI behemoth on Day 1

A Donald Trump executive order can enshrine the principle of colorblind equality on Day 1 — and immediately fire all officials responsible for poisonous...

ProPublica’s botched Pete Hegseth smear proves the need to purge the military of partisanship

In an X post on Wednesday, Pete Hegseth flagged an in-the-works hit job, saying: "We understand that ProPublica (the Left Wing hack group) is...

Fall of the prog DAs, Iran’s next proxy and other commentary

Per leftists, snarks National Review’s Jim Geraghty, progressive prosecutors implementing “no cash bail, dropping charges, charging the minimum crime and pursuing minimum sentences” and...

Making rapists dig ditches is not slavery

California voters just decided that making rapists and other convicted felons work while incarcerated is not slavery. Good call! On Election Day, Bear Flag Republic voters confronted — along with referenda on increased bond funding for public schools and in-state colleges, the creation of a constitutional right to marriage, and an increase in the $16 per hour minimum […]

National mood shift since Trump’s win is reviving America’s lost vigor

The entire energy of the nation changed overnight — and these last few weeks have felt like one big shout of “We’re back, baby!”

The New York Times — all the news that’s fit to print — far too late and when it suits them

Five weeks after Election Day, The New York Times just came out with a useful explainer on one of the voters’ top concerns: the Biden illegal-immigration...

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