People should live not as if they are one variant or booster away from the end, but as if COVID-19 is here forever.
The Best Exchanges from the Supreme Court’s Abortion Argument
NRPLUS MEMBER ARTICLE A s I summed up at the end of our live blog of Wednesday morning’s Organization, I am, like Ed Whelan and our editorial, now guardedly optimistic about the prospects of the ...
The Supreme Court Hears Dobbs
If the justices follow the Constitution and do their jobs, Roe will soon take its rightful place on the ash heap of history. But that’s a big ‘if.’ ...
Justices Show Supreme Skepticism of Roe
Oral arguments suggest a majority of the Court understands that the 1973 ruling is bad law. The question is whether they have the courage to act on that.
Some Quick Observations on Oral Argument in Dobbs
I’m going to try to avoid reading too much from the tea leaves, so here are some tentative observations: ...
Jussie Smollett ‘Attacker’ Takes the Stand, Lays Out Actor’s Plot to Stage Hate Crime
Jussie Smollett arrives at the Leighton Courts Building for the start of jury selection in his trial in Chicago, Ill., November 29, 2021. (Scott Olson/) Chicago, Ill. — Abimbola Osundairo, one of two ...
Tomorrow’s Heritage
As in 1973, the Heritage Foundation again has an indispensable role in helping to chart the conservative movement’s course.
Meet the New Twitter Boss, Same as the Old Twitter Boss?
Twitter’s new CEO is no left-wing ideologue, but that doesn’t mean he’s going to stand up to the progressives who want to weaponize the social-media platform further.
Academic Journal Publishes Hoax Paper Alleging Right-Wing Donor Influence in Universities
The academic journal Higher Education Quarterly published an article in October that appears to be a fake study arguing that conservative donor groups routinely influence academics to promote ...
Theatre Professor Allowed to Return to Teaching after Suspension For Suggesting Students Should Have Thicker Skins
The professor was effectively suspended after suggesting that a misunderstanding involving black students was ‘not a big deal.’ ...
