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Okay, But What Do You Want to Actually Do

I’m much less interested in litigating the term ‘common good,’ and much more interested in what its adherents what to do with government power.

Darline Graham promotes Trump’s agenda in her political debut ahead of special Senate primary

Sen. Darline Graham made her political debut before hundreds of Republican voters in South Carolina on Saturday, saying that she never envisioned a life in politics for herself until after the death of her brother Lindsey Graham, and now wants to work hard to promote the state and President Trump's policy priorities.

‘I just want a chance’: Moroccans sought better future in collective crossing to Spain territory

When he heard the border had been breached, Abdulah Buji jumped on his motorbike and raced from his home in northern Morocco toward Ceuta, joining tens of thousands of people trying to swim into the tiny Spanish territory in North Africa.

Fetterman denies plans to leave party despite Israel warning

Sen. John Fetterman has again dismissed speculation that he might switch parties, saying that he would "never" leave despite saying two weeks earlier that an officially anti-Israel Democratic platform would force him out.

Trump’s housing regulator Bill Pulte says he’ll hand over intel reins to Jay Clayton on Monday

The two-month tenure of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence will officially come to an end on Monday when the housing regulator officially hands the reins to Jay Clayton, President Trump's pick for the job.

Supreme Court takes Second Amendment case challenging Hawaii gun law

The Supreme Court said Friday that it will review a challenge to Hawaii's handgun restrictions, as the Trump administration defends the Second Amendment,

Furloughed SBA staffers unleash on Democrats for shutdown in searing auto-replies

Furloughed SBA employees use out-of-office messages to blame Democrats for blocking federal funding bill, citing impact on 320 businesses and $170 million in loans.

Government shutdown sparks GOP plan to penalize lawmakers with new salary tax

Lawmakers, unlike federal workers, are constitutionally required to receive a paycheck during a government shutdown.

They Just Came Out and Admitted It!

Nothing so offends quite like unwelcome reality.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 3

1979—Give Harry Pregerson credit for candor. At the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his nomination to a Ninth Circuit seat, Pregerson is asked what...

The Week: Shutdown Again (Naturally)

Plus: Jane Goodall, a force of nature.

The Enduring Lessons of William F. Buckley Jr.

Two debates cohosted by National Review Institute explore conservatism and its future.

England’s NHS Memory-Holes Its Defense of Incest

This episode is not just a story about an ideologically corrupted health care system; it is a story about the changing character of a...

A Conversation with Justice Barrett

In an interview with NR, the justice weighs in on the emergency docket, explains why she doesn’t like ‘common good constitutionalism,’ and talks about...

Supreme Court to kick off new ‘Trump’ term next week, legal experts say

The Supreme Court is ready to kick off the "Trump term," with the justices on Monday opening a session in which they will grapple squarely with questions about President Trump's aggressive first-year agenda and the limits of executive power.

Apple takes down app that allows people to track and anonymously report sightings of ICE agents

Apple has taken down an app that uses crowdsourcing to flag sightings of U.S. immigration agents, apparently after being pressured by U.S. authorities.

Harris admits campaign planned champagne, cupcakes, chief of staff for 2024 victory that never came

Former Vice President Kamala Harris' new book, "107 Days," revealed she chose Denis McDonough to lead her White House team had she won the 2024 presidential election.

Florida tourism chief rejects World Economic Forum summit invitation: ‘I’m going to decline’

Bryan Griffin of VISIT Florida turned down an invitation to attend the World Economic Forum's Urban Transfortation Summit in San Francisco.

Democrats blame GOP for Obamacare woes tied to pandemic-era subsidies

Democrats say GOP policies could push Americans off their health coverage, but some critics argue Obamacare's enhanced tax credits don't address the root cause of high healthcare costs.

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