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Before yesterdayThe Corner | National Review

At the State Level, the National Political Landscape Benefits Trump

By: Noah Rothman · Noah Rothman
Eventually, voters’ negative impressions of Biden and his record will harden into something that no amount of slick advertising can overcome. 

Left: President Joe Biden delivers remarks at an event in Fort Liberty, N.C., June 9, 2023. Right: Former president Donald Trump delivers remarks during an event in Bedminster, N.J., June 13, 2023.

Trying to Keep the Bubble Inflated, Colleges Try Direct Admissions

By: George Leef · George Leef
In today’s Martin Center article, Harrington Shaw explains what’s going on.

Big Day for Trump’s Presidential Records Act Defense in Florida Federal Prosecution

By: Andrew C. McCarthy · Andrew C. McCarthy
Has the former president’s defense gotten some traction with Judge Aileen Cannon? 

Left: Former president Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Erie, Pa., July 29, 2023. Right: Special Counsel Jack Smith makes a statement to reporters about the 37 federal charges returned by a grand jury in an indictment of former president Donald Trump in Washington, D.C., June 9, 2023.

Chinese Economic Decadence

By: Jack Butler · Jack Butler
The Chinese government’s vaunted economic stewardship is increasingly questionable. 

People cross a street near office towers in the Lujiazui financial district ahead of the National People's Congress in Shanghai, China, February 28, 2023.

Pro-Sports, Anti–Stadium Subsidies

By: Dominic Pino · Dominic Pino
Stadium subsidies are a bad deal for taxpayers.

Baseball fans stand during the national anthem before a game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Md., April 4, 2016.

Rothman: Face It, the Biden Campaign Is Too Arrogant to Appeal to Disaffected Republicans

By: Sarah Schutte · Sarah Schutte
‘They cannot deign to address the concerns of voters who remain unconvinced.’ 

President Joe Biden speaks during a campaign event at Strath Haven Middle School in Wallingford, Pa., March 8, 2024.

Where Abortion Stands in Ohio

By: Jack Butler · Jack Butler
With a state constitutional amendment that enshrines the right to abortion, pro-lifers in Ohio have their work cut out for them.

The Left Has Broken Journalism. Can the Right Fix It?

By: Jack Butler · Jack Butler
Conservatives shouldn’t just complain about the media: They should start trying to change it. 

President Joe Biden speaks to members of the press after a weekend in Delaware, on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., February 19, 2024.

China’s Farmland Grab

By: Peter Kirsanow · Peter Kirsanow
Chinese purchases of American agricultural land increased 5,300 percent between 2010 and 2020.

Pence: TikTok Divestiture Bill Is ‘Consistent’ with the Trump Administration’s China Agenda

By: Jimmy Quinn · Jimmy Quinn
The former vice president’s advocacy group is rolling out a $2 million ad campaign in support of the bill. 

Former vice president Mike Pence speaks during the Republican Jewish Coalition Annual Leadership Summit in Las Vegas, Nev., October 28, 2023.

Stolen-Election Litmus Tests Could Blacklist Competent Conservatives from Serving Trump

By: Dan McLaughlin · Dan McLaughlin
A party or movement that insists on cutting its ties with reality is choosing failure and abandoning any hope of delivering what it promises to its supporters. 

Donald Trump looks on at a campaign event in Waterford Township, Mich., February 17, 2024.

Normalizing Assisted Suicide Will Lead to a Duty to Die

By: Wesley J. Smith · Wesley J. Smith
A column argues that assisted suicide will soon be seen as ‘socially responsible.’ It’s an argument to treat the most vulnerable among us as a killable caste.

What’s Wrong with Bidenomics?

By: George Leef · George Leef
Professor Nikolai Wenzel gets at the fundamental flaws of “Bidenomics.”

Princeton’s Nurseries

By: Abigail Anthony · Abigail Anthony
Charter students confirm what we already knew: ‘Safe spaces’ are nurseries that prohibit disagreement for the sake of intellectual and emotional soothing. 

Students walk past Princeton University's Nassau Hall in Princeton, N.J.

Welcome Home, Tammy Peterson

By: Haley Strack · Haley Strack
The Catholic Church received Tammy Peterson, Jordan Peterson’s wife, this Easter.

‘Get Over Yourself’

By: Noah Rothman · Noah Rothman
Hillary Clinton displayed all the political skill for which she is famous in a Monday night appearance on NBC’s The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. 

Former secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks at COP28 World Climate Summit, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, December 4, 2023.

Net Zero: Trucks and Volts (2)

By: Andrew Stuttaford · Andrew Stuttaford
Yet more to consider about the government’s harmful, nonsensical mandates requiring electric heavy trucks.

Tesla unveils its new electric semi truck at a presentation in Hawthorne, Calif., in 2017.

Scotland’s Next Farcical Frontier

By: Charles C. W. Cooke · Charles C. W. Cooke
Am I alone in finding this hilarious? 

A women looks at Barbie and Ken dolls on display for sale in the Huber & Kosak antiquarian store in Vienna, Austria, August 2, 2023.

Econception on How Trade Policy Is Made

By: Dominic Pino · Dominic Pino
A discussion about trade policy and who wins exemptions, protectionism for steel, and decentralized planning.

Trucks offload containers from ship at the port of Los Angeles Calif., July 16, 2018.

Is It ‘Inclusive’ to Speak of ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’ Only in English?

By: Charles C. W. Cooke · Charles C. W. Cooke
The president must be mortified by the oversight. 

President Joe Biden delivers an economic policy speech at The Old Post Office in Chicago, Ill., June 28, 2023.

Rejoice! You Are Living in the Golden Age of Fruit

By: Noah Rothman · Noah Rothman
The produce aisle has become a cavalcade of marvels that reliably delight the senses. 

A shopper browses for fruits at a grocery store in Pasadena, Calif., June 11, 2020.

An Alleged Attack on the United States Isn’t the Time for Snark

By: Noah Rothman · Noah Rothman
How the West should respond to crippling attacks on U.S. officials is a matter for serious policy-makers. For now, we have unserious ones. 

Senator J. D. Vance (R., Ohio) walks at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., September 12, 2023.

Campus Protesters Tell Us a Lot about Themselves

By: George Leef · George Leef
Educated people don’t behave this way.

New York’s Anti-Israel CHAZ Wannabes

By: Haley Strack · Haley Strack
Comrades in New York City have constructed an autonomous zone at Zuccotti Park in the Financial District. 

Pro-Palestinians demonstrators gather around Zuccotti Park demanding a ceasefire, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, during a protest in New York City, December 28, 2023.

Visibility?

By: Abigail Anthony · Abigail Anthony
Transgender people cannot simultaneously be distinct and indistinct from the sex or gender they wish to embody. 

That Other High-Stakes Contest in North Carolina This Year

By: Jim Geraghty · Jim Geraghty
The Biden campaign adamantly insists that North Carolina is on its list of competitive swing states this cycle, but there are good reasons for skepticism. 

Former president Donald Trump is introduced by North Carolina Republican Party chairman Michael Whatley before speaking at the North Carolina GOP convention dinner in Greenville, N.C., June 5, 2021.
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