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New York Chose Noncompliance
LONG-FORM THINK PIECES

New York Chose Noncompliance

Sean Duffy gave Albany four months to fix an illegal trucker-licensing program. Albany refused. The bill is $73.5 million, and the leverage only gets heavier from here.

What the States Refuse to Show: An Examination of 60 Million Voter Records
OPINION

What the States Refuse to Show: An Examination of 60 Million Voter Records

Twenty-nine states are fighting in court to keep the Justice Department from looking at their voter rolls. The reason is now public knowledge.

The Court Loses Both Sides
THE PULSE

The Court Loses Both Sides

In six weeks, SCOTUS has bled 20 net points of approval. The defection is bipartisan.

The Justice Draws the Line
OPINION

The Justice Draws the Line

Clarence Thomas used his 250th-anniversary speech to name progressivism as the adversary of the Declaration. A verdict, not an argument, and overdue.

The Devil They Need
OPINION

The Devil They Need

The Left's permanent enemy is not a flaw in its political program. It is the program.

Think More: Friday, April 17, 2026
THINK MORE

Think More: Friday, April 17, 2026

Jordan moves to expunge the 2019 impeachment, Moolenaar on Chinese chip smuggling, Wai Wah Chin on Mamdani's racial-equity blueprint, Bessent and Rubio's hemispheric blitz, and another sanctuary-policy failure in New York City.

Iran Blockade Sees Less Opposition Than War
THE PULSE

Iran Blockade Sees Less Opposition Than War

Scott Rasmussen's latest finds the public frozen against the Iran campaign but nearly evenly split on stopping the bomb.

Think More: Thursday, April 16, 2026
THINK MORE

Think More: Thursday, April 16, 2026

The Gabbard referrals, Merriam on Trump v. Affirmative Action, Petkas on The Breaking Point of a Republic, Rufo and Choe on California, Chris Bray on institutional blindness, Rosenthal on Online Censorship 2.0, DHS on the murder of Lauren Bullis, Heritage on the Middle East, and the accountability story continuing to unfold.

The Machinery of Injustice
LONG-FORM THINK PIECES

The Machinery of Injustice

The Biden DOJ did not independently identify targets for FACE Act prosecution. It outsourced that function to pro-abortion advocacy groups.

One System of Law
OPINION

One System of Law

For more than a decade, the conservative movement has spoken in civilizational terms about the primacy of the Constitution. A reading of HB 1471.

The Doctrine of Coercive Ambiguity
OPINION

The Doctrine of Coercive Ambiguity

"Fire and fury" was rhetoric backed by potential. The rhetoric of 2026 is backed by Fordow's rubble.

The Preventable Dead
OPINION

The Preventable Dead

Compassion without enforcement is not mercy. It is negligence with a body count.

Citizenship Without Obligation Is Not Citizenship at All
OPINION

Citizenship Without Obligation Is Not Citizenship at All

Rome extended citizenship faster than it could sustain the obligations it required. Within a generation, the Republic was at war with itself.

Kembery Chirinos-Flores Is Dead, Another Sanctuary City Casualty
OPINION

Kembery Chirinos-Flores Is Dead, Another Sanctuary City Casualty

Santa Clara County chose the California Values Act over two ICE detainers. A young mother paid with her life.

The Numbers No One on the Right Is Talking About
OPINION

The Numbers No One on the Right Is Talking About

Democrats have flipped 30 state legislative seats since January. Republicans have flipped zero.

The Kingdom of Fraud and the Campaign It Will Define
OPINION

The Kingdom of Fraud and the Campaign It Will Define

California lost an estimated $180 billion to fraud on Gavin Newsom's watch.