At The New York Sun, Daniel McCarthy explains how blue state governors have driven residents out to red states, and by 2030, it’s projected that the population outflows will give red states 12 more electoral votes. That will have a major effect on the chances of GOP presidential candidates. But blue state politicians only have […]
The New Trump DOJ Will Be Loyal
Donald Trump isn’t going to make the same mistake he made during his first term as president. Then, he nominated first Jeff Sessions and later Bill Barr to the post of Attorney General, and both disappointed him at crucial moments. At The New York Sun, A.R. Hoffman explains Trump’s new nominations and their loyalty to […]
The Self-Deportations Have Begun
Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, where news reports famously said that they were eating pets, are packing up their bags and heading for sanctuary cities, and even Canada after Donald Trump’s win. Trump has promised to end the temporary legal status given to Haitian immigrants by the Biden administration. Perry Chiaramonte reports: In the wake […]
Don’t Believe Russia’s Hypersonic Hype
Vikram Mittal of Forbes reports that Russia’s hypersonic missiles have underwhelmed in the war with Ukraine. Mittal writes: In 2020, hypersonic weapons were hailed as a game-changing technology, combining the high speed of ballistic missiles with the maneuverability of cruise missiles to evade air-defense systems. Russia and China pioneered this technology, with many nations following […]
Which Tulsi Gabbard will Show Up to the White House?
The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board raises questions about Tulsi Gabbards past views on the policies of Donald Trump, writing: Matt Gaetz and Pete Hegseth have received more attention as presidential nominees, but one choice who also deserves Senate scrutiny is former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard. Mr. Trump’s pick for Director of National Intelligence, or DNI, […]
Can the Oscars Be Saved?
At The Spectator, Alexander Larman wonders if Conan O’Brien can save the Oscars. O’Brien has been picked to host the awards show, after a number of dismal performances by other hosts. But really, the question should be, can anyone save the Oscars? Larman writes: It is hard to think of the last time that the […]
Migrants Rushing the Border Before Trump Takes Office
Illegal migrants know their time is coming quickly to a close as every day brings nearer the inauguration of Donald Trump and the implementation of the successful border policies he had put in place during his first term in the White House. Santiago Perez reports in The Wall Street Journal that smugglers are urging migrants […]
Jay Clayton Tapped by Trump for Manhattan Federal Prosecutor
Donald Trump has announced that he will choose Jay Clayton as Manhattan’s top federal prosecutor. Newsmax reports: Republican President-elect Donald Trump nominated former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton to serve as Manhattan’s top federal prosecutor on Thursday. Clayton, an attorney at Sullivan & Cromwell who specializes in mergers and capital-raising, is a […]
What Will Happen in Ukraine after Trump?
How will the Trump administration approach the conflict in Ukraine? Jane Lytvynenko and Isabel Coles report from Ukraine for The Wall Street Journal, writing: For months, Russian forces have been pushing back Ukraine’s military in the east and devastating its energy grid with aerial bombardments. Kyiv has struggled to field enough troops or weapons to […]
Can Trump, Pezeshkian, and Musk Thaw Iranian-American Relations?
The New York Times’s Farnaz Fassihi reports that Elon Musk has had a conversation with Iran’s ambassador to the UN, Amir Saeid Iravani. She writes: Elon Musk, a close adviser to President-elect Donald J. Trump, met with Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations on Monday in New York in a session that two Iranian officials […]
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