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U.S. Power, Not International Law, Determines Whether the Strait of Hormuz Is Open | National Review
It has been historically open because the regime in Tehran understood that America would not tolerate Iranian restrictions. Source link
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The Democratic Socialist Machine Now Turns Its Attention to Colorado | National Review
A 29-year-old socialist with an AOC vibe is challenging a 15-term Democratic congresswoman in Denver. Source link
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How About a Declaration of Charity? | National Review
Celebrate Independence Day as true Americans. Source link
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Here come the New Jacobins | National Review
The commentary that followed sentencing for a violent Antifa attack is delusional. Source link
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The Theater of Congress’s Iran War Votes | National Review
The war powers resolution taken up by the Senate this past week — along with the angst over it — is part of a show. Source link
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What Sweden’s Attempt to Course-Correct on Migration Shows the West | National Review
The country’s new conduct legislation correctly understands that residency is a privilege. Source link
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The Temporary Immigration Program That’s Been Forever | National Review
The intent of Congress was never to create an endlessly renewable de facto amnesty. Source link
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The Week: The Art of the MOU | National Review
Plus: New York’s socialist revolution. Source link
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A Clean Sweep for Trump and Written Immigration Law | National Review
Trump’s immigration policies may play hardball, but in two cases, the Court found that the plain meaning of the law written by Congress is…
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Supreme Court Drives a Stake Through Hawaii’s ‘Vampire Rule’ | National Review
This was the right result, but the decision should have been unanimous. Source link
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What Social Media Looks Like to Men | National Review
We are awash in guilt about our failure to optimize. But that’s just another impediment to perfection we must conquer — today! Source link
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Talladega Nights Retraces Our Tracks | National Review
Adam McKay’s classic farce about the deplorables. Source link
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Trump’s Three Retreats | National Review
Trump is operating under constraints that routinely blunt his ambitions. Source link
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Ten Years After Brexit, Britain Is Better Off | National Review
A decade later, Brexit has been a good move for the U.K., and the prospect of rejoining the EU is remote. Source link
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The Trump Administration Repeats Obama’s Mistakes | National Review
A ‘peace’ unworthy of the word. Source link
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Inflation Is Stealing from Americans, but the Price Stability Act Can Help | National Review
By making stable prices the Fed’s sole focus, the act would help protect the economic interests of working families. Source link
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Socialism Is on the March | National Review
How the Democratic Socialists of America became the country’s fastest-growing political force. Source link
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The Age of Trump Could Use the Wisdom of John Quincy Adams | National Review
The president admires Andrew Jackson’s will, but he needs more of Adams’s approach to diplomacy. Source link
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Reckoning with the ‘Binary Choice,’ After Trump’s Iran Capitulation | National Review
I didn’t want this, but I can’t say it was unforeseeable. Source link
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A Tale of Two Shows in Philly for America’s 250th | National Review
PAFA’s shines, thanks in part to a dazzling renovation, the PMA’s not so much. Source link
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Your Race Doesn’t Give You a License to Kill | National Review
Stabbing people and showing no remorse are bad no matter what color your skin is. These should not be controversial points. Source link
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How Do America’s Enemies Think About the Iran War? | National Review
The conflict’s ambiguous end is likely to encourage miscalculations. Source link
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Trump’s Prompt and Utter Humiliation | National Review
The president abandoned his previous positions in favor of the Iranian position on all the key issues of contention going into the war.…