Politics
Don’t Follow the False Sirens of International Law | National Review
An overly formalistic view of international rules not only hurts America and its allies, but it also creates a more lawless world. Source link
Want to End Shutdowns? Remember the Past and Proceed with Caution | National Review
After last year’s government shutdown, it’s not surprising to see a number of proposals to prevent future shutdowns. Source link
The U.S. Military Command Plan Needs a Reboot | National Review
The Pentagon’s structural overhaul ought to be matched with the coordination needed to successfully wage large-scale war anywhere. Source link
China’s Mineral Monopoly Is America’s Achilles’ Heel | National Review
Until the U.S. is no longer dependent on critical minerals from China, the country will use its advantage as a cudgel against us. Source link
Hollywood Comes for Mamdani | National Review
Pluribus is a direct refutation of the hot new ‘collectivism’ trend. Source link
Vaccine Policy Should Be Based on Science, Not Partisanship | National Review
The slashing of the recommended childhood vaccination schedule shows a complete lack of understanding of evidence and data. Source link
Hoyer to announce retirement from Congress: Report
Rep. Steny Hoyer, Maryland Democrat, will reportedly announce his retirement from Congress on Thursday. Source link
Lawmakers praise military operation in Venezuela, but some want details made public
Lawmakers from both parties debriefed on classified details of the capture of Nicholas Maduro say the daring U.S. operation was impressive, but that the administration owes Americans a fuller...
Ohio governor race takes shape as Ramaswamy and Acton pick running mates
In Ohio's closely watched race for governor, Republican entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and Democratic former health chief Amy Acton rolled out their picks for running mate on Wednesday, announcing a...
Trump invites Colombian president to White House days after threatening nation with military strike
President Donald Trump abruptly changed his tone Wednesday about his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, saying the two had exchanged a friendly phone call and that he'd invited the leader...
