Politics
How America Can Win the New Space Race | National Review
The American public must demand its leaders get serious about winning in space. Source link
Yes, We Need ‘Camps’ for Illegal Immigrants | National Review
Detention is a key part of enforcement. Source link
Republicans Should Get Behind Vance’s Anti-DEI Bill | National Review
The legislation is a blow against government overreach and the politicization of the workforce and everyday life. Source link
The anti-Churchillians, &c. | National Review
On Churchill and his detractors; the GOP and economics; an American (mis)pronunciation; the late Jerry West; and more. Source link
George Nethercutt, who defeated House Speaker Tom Foley in 1994, dies
Former U.S. Rep. George Nethercutt, who was a Spokane lawyer with little political experience when he ousted Democratic Speaker of the House Tom Foley as part of a stunning...
Trump props up John McGuire, GOP challenger to Rep. Bob Good, ahead of Virginia primary
On Tuesday, all eyes will be on Virginia's 5th Congressional District, where House Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good could become the second incumbent ousted in a primary this cycle...
Biden battles political peril of broken border
The arrest of an illegal immigrant charged with slaying a Maryland mother has driven home a tough political reality for President Biden: Even if his new policy changes seal...
Degrowth and De-Democracy | National Review
The week of June 10, 2024: Not letting a polycrisis go to waste, energy, inflation, Argentina, and much, much more. Source link
'Double-haters' rising ahead of election between Trump, Biden
A quarter of Americans now hold unfavorable views of both President Biden and former President Donald Trump, marking the highest percentage of such "double haters" at this stage in...
Republicans begin early-vote push to make election victory 'too big to rig'
The Republican National Committee has launched a vigorous new "get out the vote" campaign with a unique title. And that title is "Swamp the Vote." The online push was...
