4+ hour, 36+ min ago   (402+ words) Heather Conley writes in Foreign Affairs about the need to look north as America assesses security threats. Six months ago, the United States provoked a transatlantic crisis over Greenland. The White House announced in early January that “acquiring Greenland is…...

4+ hour, 39+ min ago   (298+ words) Michael Rosen ponders the impact of the fight against new American data centers. It’s no surprise that politicians and activists on the Left vigorously oppose data centers, the massive, low-slung buildings housing the advanced computer chips that are powering the…...

4+ hour, 42+ min ago   (429+ words) Yuval Levin places concerns about America’s future in perspective. It is an honor to respond to Wilfred McClay’s profound reflection on the anniversary of our founding. Having done more than perhaps any living historian to contribute to the civic education…...

4+ hour, 48+ min ago   (272+ words) Jeff Charles writes at Townhall.com about the latest mystifying decision from a major legacy media outlet. These are the types of stories that make you wonder what some in our once-vaunted Fourth Estate are smoking. The New York Times…...

4+ hour, 45+ min ago   (438+ words) Ruy Teixeira explains why democratic socialists are likely to do more harm than good for Democrats. There was a brief, shining moment right after the 2024 election when it seemed like the Democratic Party might move closer to the views and…...

3+ day, 4+ hour ago   (177+ words) Editors at National Review Online assess the impact of a recent announcement from New Jersey officials. For years, critics of anti-voter-fraud measures such as voter identification have denied that any problem exists. The casting and counting of illegal votes is…...

3+ day, 4+ hour ago   (342+ words) Miranda Devine writes for the New York Post about a disturbing feature of a major federal institution. If you wondered how communism has grabbed a foothold in the United States of America of all places, look no further than the…...

3+ day, 4+ hour ago   (229+ words) Michael Brendan Dougherty writes for National Review Online about an interesting development in Latin America. A one-time favorite of America’s political left is showing his true colors. For those who know, rigged elections do happen in the Americas. They’ve been…...

3+ day, 4+ hour ago   (416+ words) Adam Kredo writes for the Washington Free Beacon about new legislation focusing on dubious charities. Congress is taking up new legislation that would expose and penalize American nonprofit “passthrough” groups that facilitate anonymous charitable contributions from Americans to a host…...

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (442+ words) Luther Ray Abel writes for National Review Online about an interesting development in defense technology. Anduril Industries, arguably the Apple of this new generation of venture-capital-funded defense tech firms, just released its latest weapon system: Thunder. An autonomous attack rotorcraft…...