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‘It’s not that this, in and of itself, will completely destroy the...

Oh, thanks for letting us know. This Times piece on Brexit was notably alarmist, although it undercut itself by noting all the important institutions that Britain is part of — and still will be. It’s...

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Crazy Right-Wing Supreme Court Rejects Government Regulations

On page 27 of one of today’s Supreme Court opinions is this ringing rejection of regulatory regimes. The majority opinion addressed the argument that new regulations would prevent misconduct:But there...

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An Illegitimate Act

Sometimes, my editors here ask me to write something about a Supreme Court decision, and I sometimes resist, because it is the most boring subject. Not because what the Supreme Court does isn’t...

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'Borking' Shows Why Senators Matter

Wesley makes an excellent point that the Democratic Senate’s defeat of Robert Bork, resulting in Anthony Kennedy’s elevation to the Supreme Court, may well be the most consequential political victory...

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Women and Life and the Court Today: March for Life President Responds

Jeanne Mancini is president of the March for Life Foundation, which organizes the annual protest of the Supreme Court’s Roe vs. Wade decision in every January in Washington, D.C.KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ:...

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Roe and Today's Abortion Ruling

I’ve been seeing headlines declare that today’s Supreme Court Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt decision marks the biggest victory for abortion at the Court since Roe v. Wade itself. George Mason...

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Remembering Gerald Walpin

This news is several days old, but I just now read that former AmeriCorps Inspector General Gerald Walpin, the first direct employment victim of the Obama administration’s war against propriety, was...

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More Evidence Trump Is Losing Support Among Republicans

The most recent poll to put Trump ahead of Clinton was a mid-May one from the Washington Post and ABC. In the immediate aftermath of his winning a majority of delegates, he was two points ahead of her....

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The Brexit Hysterics

Both the economic and geopolitical fallout from Brexit is being exaggerated, and can still be minimized if people make sensible decisions going forward. If the U.S. and the EU don’t want to see the...

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A Senate Bailout of Puerto Rico By Another Name?

  Puerto Rico has been cursed with more bad government than any other place under U.S. jurisdiction. That’s why it’s about to miss a $2 billion debt payment this Friday, plunging it into more chaos....

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No, Social Security’s Annual Report Doesn't Show That We Should Expand Benefits

The Medicare and Social Security Trustees report came out last week. On the Social Security front, the main story is this: We are one year closer to the insolvency of the overall program since the...

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Would You Help?

Did you know the National Review Institute is the happy home to the following fellows: Victor Davis Hanson, Reihan Salam, Andrew McCarthy, Kathryn Jean Lopez, John O’Sullivan, Kevin Williamson, Jay...

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Gay Pride Celebrators Ignore Facts to Villainize Republicans

Yesterday, New York City held its annual LGBT Pride parade, one of many such celebrations across the country as part of the LGBT Pride month of June. Ostensibly, the pride parade is a celebration of...

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An Argument of the Beard in Missouri

NR has taken an interest in the race for attorney general in Missouri. State AGs have become increasingly important in our constitutional politics, and the Republican primary there pits Josh Hawley, a...

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Abortion: Do It For Spite!

In response to the Supreme Court’s abortion ruling today, the folks at The Daily Show couldn’t help but do a little end zone dance.Celebrate the #SCOTUS ruling! Go knock someone up in Texas!— The Daily...

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Brexit Battle: The EU Didn't Keep the Peace in Europe -- America Did

Reading and watching all the hand-wringing over Brexit, one would think that the EU is responsible for all that’s good in the world. The EU brings unicorns, pots of gold, and — of course — blissful...

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Donald Trump's One-Day Fundraising Haul Is Probably Bogus

Apologists for the viability of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign have their answers, desperate though they may be, to the historically bad state of his polling. But there’s no precedent in modern...

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Game of Thrones Season Finale -- Even the Good Must Be Perilous

Warning, spoilers ahead.Thus ends the greatest finale in the greatest season of the greatest show of all time. (I might — just might — be too much of a fan to be a true TV critic.) The opening minutes...

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The Intimidation Game

My new Bookmonger podcast is with Kim Strassel, author of The Intimidation Game: How the Left Is Silencing Free Speech. We talk about “the vast left-wing conspiracy” of IRS agents, state prosecutors,...

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The Crazy People Have Taken Charge of the Democratic Party

A major part of Hillary Clinton’s sales pitch against Donald Trump is that Trump represents the radical fringe of the GOP, while Hillary represents sane, adult centrism. Certainly the Bernie Sanders...

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