Media About That ‘Uncoverable’ Biden Story By David Harsanyi The journalist’s job is to provide transparency, not to worry about elections or be society’s hall monitor.
White House ‘Anonymous’ Author of Anti-Trump Essay, Book Revealed as High-Level Aide By Zachary Evans The identity of the Trump administration official who penned a tell-all memoir was revealed on Wednesday.
Music Stevie Nicks, Like Springsteen, Preaches and Preens By Armond White The pop stars’ partisan, self-loving lectures show the path backward, not forward.
NR WIRE VIEW MORE 33m ‘Anonymous’ Author of Anti-Trump Essay, Book Revealed as High-Level Aide 1h Rick Scott Criticizes Twitter for Allowing Posts by Foreign Dictators while Flagging Trump Tweets
Elections What Trump’s Performance Will Signal about the GOP’s Future By Jim Geraghty The president’s performance relative to GOP Senate candidates’ will tell us whether he’s a political unicorn or a more durable phenomenon.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Hunter Biden on Tape? By Andrew C. McCarthy Recording purports to capture candidate’s son rambling about big Chinese business, disappearing partner, and a criminal trial.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Where We Go from Here By Kevin D. Williamson Whoever wins on Tuesday, there will be opportunities to do some good, and things in America will be what they always are: what we make of them.
White House Hell, Yes By Conrad Black The case for Trump: Antics aside, he has many achievements, and a win by Biden would do vast harm.
Elections Vote Your Conscience By Jay Nordlinger A few thoughts on next week, the previous four years, and the future.
NR PLUS Elections Another Pollster Sees a Trump Win By Kyle Smith The president will carry Pennsylvania and prevail in the election, according to Jim Lee of Susquehanna Polling and Research.
Elections Hell, No By Kevin D. Williamson The case against Trump in 2020 is a lot like the case against Trump in 2016 but bolstered by the accumulation of evidence and experience.
Politics & Policy A Proxy Editorial? No, Not Maybe By Charles C. W. Cooke Jonathan Chait proposes that “Trump: Maybe,” my essay on the impending election, was in fact “National Review’s endorsement editorial.”
Politics & Policy The Left Doesn’t Fear Amy Coney Barrett, It Fears the Constitution By David Harsanyi That’s what the tantrum over Justice Barrett’s confirmation is all about.
Law & the Courts The Kavanaugh Court By Jason Richwine What kinds of decisions can we expect from this conservative majority? Short answer: Ask Brett Kavanaugh.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy This Time, Roberts Sides with Conservatives to Blunt Election-Rule Tinkering By Andrew C. McCarthy While Justice Barrett was being confirmed, the Court nixed a rewrite of Wisconsin election law.
Politics & Policy Ted Cruz Slams Twitter CEO for Censoring NY Post Biden Story: ‘Behaving as a Democratic Super PAC’ By Zachary Evans Senator Ted Cruz (R., Texas) slammed Twitter and its CEO Jack Dorsey during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday.
Politics & Policy Rep. Stefanik: ‘Joe Biden Is Lying to the American People’ about Hunter’s Business Dealings By Brittany Bernstein “This is Joe Biden running from his record and trying to wipe away this very clear conflict of interest,” she added.
Politics & Policy Buckley, Calhoun, and I By Cameron Hilditch 4:23 PM Another piece is published in defense of John C. Calhoun. This merits another response.
Elections What Trump’s Performance Will Signal about the GOP’s Future By Jim Geraghty 4:10 PM The president’s performance relative to GOP Senate candidates’ will tell us whether he’s a political unicorn or a more durable phenomenon.
White House ‘Anonymous’ Author of Anti-Trump Essay, Book Revealed as High-Level Aide By Zachary Evans 4:06 PM The identity of the Trump administration official who penned a tell-all memoir was revealed on Wednesday.
Capital Matters Recent Immigration Slowdown May Have Helped Reverse Decades-Long Decline in Labor-Force Participation By Steven A. Camarota 3:55 PM Labor-force participation is a commonly used measure of labor-market attachment.
Media About That ‘Uncoverable’ Biden Story By David Harsanyi 3:48 PM The journalist’s job is to provide transparency, not to worry about elections or be society’s hall monitor.
Media Rick Scott Criticizes Twitter for Allowing Posts by Foreign Dictators while Flagging Trump Tweets By Zachary Evans 3:01 PM Scott cited a tweet by Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in which the ruler called for the "elimination of the Zionist regime."
World Scottish Bill Would Criminalize ‘Hate Speech’ in Private Homes By Mairead McArdle 2:40 PM The legislation criminalizes hate speech relating to a number of protected classes that potentially includes hate speech spoken in private residences.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Where We Go from Here By Kevin D. Williamson 1:56 PM Whoever wins on Tuesday, there will be opportunities to do some good, and things in America will be what they always are: what we make of them.
Politics & Policy Ted Cruz Slams Twitter CEO for Censoring NY Post Biden Story: ‘Behaving as a Democratic Super PAC’ By Zachary Evans 11:57 AM Senator Ted Cruz (R., Texas) slammed Twitter and its CEO Jack Dorsey during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday.
Politics & Policy Donald Trump Is Just Not an Easy Sell in the Western States, Compared with a Generic Republican By Jim Geraghty 11:39 AM Donald Trump is absolute New York in his spirit and personality, and that persona is probably a tougher sell in states west of the Mississippi River.
NR PLUS Elections Will Trump Win Pennsylvania? By Jim Geraghty Voter-registration numbers indicate his standing.
NR PLUS Athwart Choose Your Own Election By James Lileks Just grab a pen and cross out the words and sentences that don’t apply.
NR PLUS Happy Warrior The Narcissism of Small Political Differences By Daniel Foster Here’s what I learned about living with neat freaks.