The NR editors discuss the state of the political scene each week. Join former prosecutor Andy McCarthy as he delves into the legal ins and outs of the latest Washington dramas with National ...

His weekend posts about Iran and Israel avoid reality. Chris Hayes and Ali Velshi were expecting a sinister display. Analysts believe that Iran possesses around 2,000 ballistic missiles capable of ...

Chris Hayes and Ali Velshi were expecting a sinister display. At worst, the display was a waste of federal funds. But it wasn’t North Korea — not even close. Incendiary partisan discourse ...

His weekend posts about Iran and Israel avoid reality. If we can’t destroy its ugly building, we should at least try to restrain the department inside of it. The news should raise eyebrows from ...

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Where the Trump administration is taking us. View Magazine Archives But the real work of dismantling discrimination has just begun. Hope remains for reviving the culture of life. We are still ...

From the outset of the joint U.S.-Israeli initiative that has distributed millions of meals to Gaza’s civilian population, the usual suspects — the United Nations, European socialists, and the ...

The Federal Circuit should have suspended the tariffs while the litigation goes forward. Plus: Democrats have a second chance to handle riots right. Trump announced he would fire Sajet in a Truth ...

A combustible situation is set to unfold this weekend, and too many stakeholders have an interest in seeing it combust. Truly peaceful protest involves no intentional use of force, no matter how ...

Oh, come on. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz lived down to the worst caricature of him in his remarks at the Center for American Progress today, weighing in on the Israeli airstrikes against Iran, and ...

Gypsy’s famous stage mother, played by shrieking Audra McDonald, is racialized in Broadway’s latest instance of gaslighting.

Russia Day commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of State Sovereignty of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic on June 12, 1990. New York City anarchists are getting into the spirit ...