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Goodbye, Tim Walz
It's not a resignation, but the Left's favorite Midwestern dad is at least dropping out of the Minnesota governor's race due to an epic fraud scandal under his watch.
Can't We All Just Get Along?
Our society is in deep trouble if many of us would rather see our country fail than see our political opponents succeed.
Trump and Musk Make Amends
A crucial relationship that went off the rails just a few months ago is now back on track — just in time for the 2026 midterms.
Standing for Truth Against the Conspiracy Charlatans
Conservatives must clearly and unequivocally denounce the voices of conspiracy nuts like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens.
Peter Navarro's Book Is a Raw Retelling of His Experience in Prison
If this could happen to a senior White House official, then what is stopping the justice system from allowing this to happen to anyone?
Readers' Choice: Best of Analysis for 2025
Some of our editorial team's most popular and important analysis articles for the year.
What, Exactly, Does the Right Stand For?
It ought to be axiomatic that if one seeks to conserve everything, then he will actually conserve nothing at all.
Hunter Biden's Still Lying: 'There Is No Laptop'
Biden is the one who's "not even remotely true," and yet, he's never been "fact checked" by the "independent fact checkers" at PolitiFact.
Trump Explains How Charlie Kirk's Murder Changed His Life
"It impacted me terribly. ... [Charlie] had a mystique. He had something special over the young people attracted to him."
Presidential Success and an Achilles' Heel
Our president does a great job of handling the big things, but we need him to avoid the ugly little miscues along the way.
Bongino's Departure and the Difficulty of Governing
His apparent dissatisfaction serves as a reminder that government work is more boring and more difficult (or both) than outsiders think.
Roasting Reiner Was a Bad Look for Trump
Still, maybe all the leftists who celebrated Charlie Kirk's murder or Rush Limbaugh's death from cancer should sit this one out.
NYT Comedian Questions Trump's Vigor
The "paper of record" has apparently forgotten the four deeply debilitated years of Joe Biden's presidency, but we certainly haven't.
Democrats Fear a King — But Their Policies Create One
The Left's objections to many of Donald Trump's actions are not rooted in fear of executive power but rather the exercise of it by Donald Trump.
Democrats' Masculinity Problem
They are struggling to attract male voters because they have made man-hating anti-patriarchy a pillar of their political brand.
A Letter to George Farmer, the Husband of Candace Owens
The narratives we create and perpetuate have consequences, and I urge you to consider the impact of Candace's words and actions on the broader movement.
The New Nullification
How Democrat leaders are turning political disagreement into a license for defying lawful authority.
A Newsom Nihilist Nomination?
In the primaries, Newsom will try to out-crazy the violence, profanity, and extremism of the now-crazy Democratic socialists.
To Move, or Not to Move?
As more Americans pull up stakes and move to states that align more closely with their political views, it's worth considering the consequences.