Trump’s Trial Has Already Damaged the Office of the Presidency

Plus: Acquit Trump in the Hush-Money Case, Merchan and Trump Conceal the Holes in Bragg's Case, and more

TODAY"S NR DAILY IS PRESENTED BY May 29, 2024 EDITOR'S PICKS    Trump's Trial Has Already Damaged the Office of the Presidency To limit and undo that damage and restore the rule of law, Republicans may have no choice but to respond in kind. John Yoo  >     Unlocked for you.  Acquit Trump in the Hush-Money Case Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has not proven the charges against the former president. The Editors  > Merchan and Trump Conceal the Holes in Bragg's Case Why the former president is likely to be convicted. Andrew C. McCarthy  > See all our premium content with NRPLUS. NEW ON NATIONAL REVIEW     The New York Times' Specious Crusade against Justice Alito Even if each individual accusation lacks merit, they have cumulative weight. And their purpose is to advance the Left's preferred political outcomes. Noah Rothman  > ADVERTISEMENT NR's Rick Brookhiser on the the complicated life and legacy of artist John Trumbull. John Trumbull (1756–1843) experienced the American Revolution firsthand—his fifty-year project embodied the meaning of American exceptionalism and played a key role in defining the values of the new country. In  Glorious Lessons , Richard Brookhiser tells his story of acclaim and recognition. Now available wherever books are sold.   Learn More  Prosecutors Drop Charges against Top Golfer Scottie Scheffler James Lynch  > Amal Clooney Loses the Plot on Women's Rights Haley Strack  > Busted Gaza Pier Has All the Markings of a Joe Biden Op Jim Geraghty  > Negotiating with Terrorists: Campus Edition Kevin A. Hassett  > 'Donald Trump (Black Version)' Hits the Charts Anew Armond White  > ADVERTISEMENT NR PODCASTS: FEATURED EPISODE    The Editors: Poll Panic FEATURED PHOTO GALLERY    Russia-Ukraine War 19 West 44th Street, Ste. 1701, New York, NY, 10036 Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.