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The American Spectator: High on Its Own Supply?

One of the most eye-opening and disappointing aspects of the rise of Donald Trump has been the apparent decline of conservative journalism. I say apparent because I have to allow f...

RedState Weekly Briefing: Rove's Revolt, Gill's Rebuke, and Ruffalo's Rough Night

The Battle for the Post-Trump Right

For decades, the Heritage Foundation was a conservative powerhouse. Can it stay relevant in the influencer age?

What the Claremont Institute is for

Conservative blogger Erick Erickson published an essay last week on Substack, “The Midwestern Führerbunker Driving the Right Off a Cliff,” maligning the Claremont Institute, one of...

Gen Z is Recapturing Conservatism; ‘The Young Right’ Gets It

My Review of Ted Cruz's Biography of Justice Thomas

"Senator Ted Cruz’s new biography about Justice Clarence Thomas, Going Further, is a must-read contribution to this third genre of Supreme Court books."

A Terrible Coarsening

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Group Argues Civil Discourse Push Is Conservative, Pro-Israel

National Review sees encouraging signs from Hormuz

Editors at National Review Online point to positive news in the Iran war. We’ve all heard the apocryphal Winston Churchill line about the Americans always doing the right thing aft...

National Review targets ‘AI doomerism’

Editors at National Review Online explore current criticism of artificial intelligence. All of a sudden, all the AI mavens are aligned. Sam Altman, head of OpenAI, said this week t...

‘Stop Whining!’ Top Conservative Voices Circle the Wagons Around Vivek Ramaswamy

After a nanosecond of unified denouncements from the right, the MAGA faithful are feeling their way toward a message that will keep voters from fleeing the Republican ticket in Ohi...

An Inconvenient Minority

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The Conservative Organization Building a New Young Elite

Ethan Sun From pro-life summits to Palantir résumé drops, the David Network is discreetly building a pipeline for conservative college students. The post The Conservative Orga...

National Review remembers Kirk

Editors at National Review Online marked the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s murder. The assassination of the MAGA activist, podcaster, and organizer who galvanized a genera...

LETTER: Going the other way

Flipping the Review-Journal’s recommendations.

RedState Weekly Briefing: Lake America, Jelly Roll, and Interns for Clintons

Where Have All the Classical Liberals Gone?

Conservative Columnist Explains Exactly Why Donald Trump's New Idea Is 'Catastrophic' In Every Sense

National Review’s Charles C.W. Cooke called it a “reckless, shapeless, irritable spasm, divorced from the nature and purpose of our government.”

Review: The Political Cronyism of the Dutton Universe

Dutton Ranch, the new Yellowstone spinoff, reminds us that corruption isn't limited to Washington, D.C.

Jon Kyl, American Conservative

Hogwash': NRSC Leadership Blasts Politico Report on GOP Abandoning Key States As 'Misleading'

Texas Republican’s online criticism of UT students labeled ‘repulsive’

Editors at National Review Online critique a Texas Republican’s recent online comments about students at his state’s flagship university. A few University of Texas at Austin studen...

Last Stand of Rove, Cornyn, and the Establishment Frauds

A critical analysis of GOP establishment figures Rove and Cornyn betraying conservative principles.

RedState Weekly Briefing: The Clancy Holdout, Jelly Roll's Fallout, and Houthi Havoc