
		June 07 2019

Joe Biden's Poorly Orchestrated Shift on the Hyde Amendment

Jim Geraghty

Oof, what a week! We've dealt with grifter PACs and how to fight them; the anniversary of Tiananmen Square and how our engagement with China hasn't delivered upon its promises ... Read More


Top Stories

Lessons of Chernobyl

Mona Charen

The excellent HBO series Chernobyl offers an overdue glimpse into the leviathan of lies that was the Soviet system.

The Khmer Rouge — in an Animated Movie

Kyle Smith

By exploring a single family's plight as it gets sucked into the maelstrom, it makes for a profoundly insightful exposé of how collectivism actually works.

Mexico Offers to Deploy 6,000 Troops to Guatemala Border to Stop Migration to U.S.

Jack Crowe

The plan under consideration would also require that migrants seek refuge in the first country they arrive in after leaving home.

The Post-Liberal Dead End

Rich Lowry

Sohrab Ahmari's fusillade in the religious journal First Things against National Review's David French has occasioned a cataract of conservative commentary.

Does Reality Change Ideas, or Vice Versa?

Jonah Goldberg

Intellectuals think they can somehow plan and direct the consequences of technological innovation to achieve a society that fits their theories about how everyone should live. That's not easy in an authoritarian society. It's not possible in a free one.

Researchers Claim Dodgeball Teaches Kids 'Oppression' — But It's Really Not That Serious

Katherine Timpf

Yes, dodgeball encourages competitiveness. Yes, the stronger, more athletic kids are going to be more successful at it than the weaker ones, but what game doesn't have winners and losers?