Roberts Misrules
One can only speculate why Chief Justice Roberts has engaged in his contortions.
National Review
Police Investigating Protesters after Confrontation with Armed St. Louis Homeowners
Law enforcement is determining whether the protesters committed trespassing and fourth-degree assault by intimidation.
Fallen Statues, Fallen Men
Only a culture soaked in a belief in original sin can honor men for the good they did, for the events at which they were present.
Chief Justice John Roberts’s Lack of Courage Is Damaging the Supreme Court
The right ideas and the right priorities matter more than character.
California Abandons Equality under the Law
They have decided to legalize racial discrimination.
D.C. Statehood: What Would Frederick Douglass Do?
Through retrocession, the capital’s residents could become residents of a new Maryland county named after Douglass.
Blowin’ in the Wind
The Leaf-Blower Man and America’s contempt for public spaces
Leftists Hurl All the Insults in the World
How to survive their rain of outbursts without losing your sense of humor
What to Read This Summer: A Symposium
NR’s annual summer reading list.
Police ‘Reform’ and the Making of a Racism Narrative
This narrative is driving the nation to ruin.
Reopening Is Not a Failure
Governors are working to manage new outbreaks and to hit the brakes when and where needed.
The Virus Rules
The pandemic has robbed Trump of his ability to control events.