Politics
A Critic Takes the White House Tour | National Review
It’s the time when the White House is the People’s House and history is most palpable, thanks to Mrs. Kennedy. But, alas, the tours are now canceled to build...
Small Business Needs Permanent Regulatory Relief, Too | National Review
Congress and President Trump must act quickly to give 32 million small businesses permanent relief from a painful and pointless government mandate. Source link
Karen Wright, Fierce Friend of Liberty and, Above All Else, Mother. R.I.P. | National Review
Remembering one of the more consequential conservative Americans of our lifetime. Source link
Tomahawk Missiles for Ukraine Should Be on the Table | National Review
A lesson of the Gaza deal is that the beginning of diplomatic wisdom is backing our ally to the hilt. Source link
The Supreme Court Can Choose to Clarify Election Laws in Advance | National Review
Candidates for office should be able to sue in advance to find out when the election is. Source link
Brightline Touches the Third Rail | National Review
Government partnership comes with a high hidden cost. Source link
A Preposterous Legal Assault Against Fossil Fuels | National Review
The Supreme Court should blow the whistle. Source link
Will D.C. Bureaucrats Shut Down the District’s Innovative New Rideshare? | National Review
The Empower service clearly has a better mousetrap and is serving the needs of both drivers and riders. Source link
Arizona attorney general threatens to sue if Speaker Johnson doesn't swear in Rep.-elect Grijalva
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is threatening to sue House Speaker Mike Johnson if he does not swear in Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva "without further delay." Source link
China’s Rare Earth Dominance Must End | National Review
Ending the West’s dependency on China in this area will be expensive, but it is a price that we will have to pay. Source link
