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Blackburn cheers Trump’s move to ‘Make Memphis Safe Again’

Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., applauded President Donald Trump's decision to send the National Guard to Memphis, Tenn., which the FBI reported had the highest crime rate in the country.

Karine Jean-Pierre arrives for House Oversight grilling in Biden autopen probe

Former Biden White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is the latest ex-official appearing before House Oversight Committee investigators.

Pentagon announces ‘zero tolerance’ for military personnel mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination

Following Charlie Kirk's assassination, the Pentagon indicated that any celebration or mockery of the assassination of an American will not be tolerated within its ranks.

Desensitized, detached, disposable — the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s death shows how living in our own algorithms is a recipe for dystopia

Charlie Kirk became one of the most powerful figures in politics because he did something extraordinary in today’s world. He went to college campuses...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 12

2005—Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr. stoically endures the endless opening statements of Senate Judiciary Committee members as his confirmation hearing begins. Roberts...

What We Can Learn from Charlie Kirk

Follow his example. Now is the time to rigorously defend free speech.

Europe Is Going After America’s Biggest Companies. Trump Must Push Back

The administration should leverage an essential legal tool against unfair practices in digital markets.

Deregulation: Clearing the Way to a Better Economy

We already have the tools we need to ease the regulatory burden.

After Charlie Kirk’s murder, we must draw a line

This week, Charlie Kirk — husband, father, and one of the foremost conservative voices of his generation as founder of Turning Point USA — was assassinated on a Utah college campus. In broad daylight, during a debate with students, Charlie Kirk was murdered. In the United States of America in the 21st century, he was […]

From cold to hot with Andrey Kurkov

Originally published in 1996, Andrey Kurkov’s novel Death and the Penguin, which follows a humble obituarist and his pet penguin in post-communist Ukraine, finds tenderness and comedy in bleak circumstances. Lies are endemic, and murder is commonplace, but there is enough warmth and humour for one to feel the power of evil in the knowledge […]

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