Donald Trump Is Poorly Served by His Lawyers

Plus: Mike Johnson's Tough Task, Where Are the Little Black Squares for Israel's Victims?, and more

TODAY'S NR DAILY IS PRESENTED BY October 26, 2023 EDITOR'S PICKS    Donald Trump Is Poorly Served by His Lawyers Donald Trump is the client from hell, and it appears that he is getting the kind of legal representation that flows from that. Dan McLaughlin  >     Unlocked for you.  Mike Johnson's Tough Task He faces the same reality that doomed Kevin McCarthy. The Editors  > Where Are the Little Black Squares for Israel's Victims? America was overtaken by a campaign for racial justice after George Floyd's death; today, hardly any brand feels so moved to speak out for Jews. Charles C. W. Cooke  > See all our premium content with NRPLUS. NEW ON NATIONAL REVIEW     For the Gazan People, the Sooner the Ground Invasion Comes, the Better Whatever follows Hamas's bloody and terrible period of misrule can only be a relative improvement. Noah Rothman  > ADVERTISEMENT Cut through the college chaos with our free ratings system 56% of people don't think colleges are delivering. What Will They Learn?® identifies American colleges and universities that do. We assess over 1,000 liberal arts institutions, promoting competencies that American students should be learning today.   Learn more. Two-Tiered Justice: Biden DOJ Protects Dem Congressman Jamaal Bowman over Fire Drill Andrew C. McCarthy  > Strong Growth Data: No Soft Landing for Inflation Kevin A. Hassett  > 'We're Going to Finish It': N.Y. Resident Serving in Elite Israeli Unit Braces for Impending Gaza Ground Invasion Ryan Mills  > Nikki Haley Vows to Revoke Tax-Exempt Status for Universities Ignoring Antisemitism Zach Kessel  > Jewish Students Hid in NYC College Library as Pro-Palestinian Protesters Banged on Doors, Called for 'Intifada' | National Review   > ADVERTISEMENT NR PODCASTS: FEATURED EPISODE    The McCarthy Report: Delays and Investigations FEATURED PHOTO GALLERY    Japan Mobility Show ADVERTISEMENT 19 West 44th Street, Ste. 1701, New York, NY, 10036 Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.