Akiwumi, perhaps the most radical of the Biden circuit judges and the archetype for the federal-defender judges with whom Biden would inflict upon the bench. We should have taken the deal. The second ...
The rest is output per person. Economists like Solow attributed 87.5 percent of the rise in labor productivity to technical change rather than to more capital per worker in earlier periods. Technology ...
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Nix ‘Nixon Nostalgia’

“Nixon peaked in 1948 during the [Hiss-Chambers] hearings . . . and then afterward in his presidency, it was awful,” says Phil. “Luckily, we’re fortunate that Ronald Reagan became president and was ...
Geoff Shepard, a former Nixon aide turned Watergate historian and revisionist, recently gave a two-hour presentation at Justice Department headquarters that laid out his theory that the deep state ...
Trump’s China Strategy Is Bigger Than Tariffs and Summits We are preparing to learn again that a constitutional republic and democracy cannot achieve satisfying ends in war without the consent of its ...
James Talarico’s Unconvincing Christian Progressivism Fulton Sheen Was More Than an Influencer Saint The rollout of Portrait of Mai is botched, but it’s still a great acquisition. From sea to shining ...
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The Great Divorce

The Cold War coalition is coming apart.
Americans can scoff at Europe’s many barriers to affordable air conditioning, but we need further reforms to prevent us from continuing down a similar path.
National Review’s original mission statement makes painfully clear that ‘liberal orthodoxy’ did not just emerge in 2016.
Donald Trump Can’t Bribe His Way Out of November’s Reckoning The Musical Chairs of New Hampshire Politics A Sudden Venezuelan ‘Oil Boom’ Is a Mirage Trump Launches Another (Trade) War Audio By ...
British counterterrorism has traveled a path very different from America’s approach.
The dysfunctional body made an exception for one of the few cultural institutions that Americans of all political stripes still care about.