Ed Morrissey writes for HotAir.com about the president’s approach to the first year of his second term. Bill Clinton employed a triangulation strategy to co-opt Republican voters. Donald Trump has spent the first seven months of his presidency employing a cornering

James Burnham writes for the Federalist about misuse of federal constitutional protection. Does the First Amendment immunize left-wing groups from being investigated for breaking the law? Of course not. Yet a district court recently said it does, writing an opinion that

Thomas Catenacci of the Washington Free Beacon highlights a dubious legal complaint. A first-of-its-kind lawsuit accusing some of the nation’s largest oil companies of causing global warming and therefore causing a Washington woman’s 2021 heat-wave death left out one critical detail:

Editors at National Review Online assess the latest legal action against longtime foreign policy hawk John Bolton. There’s much we don’t know about the FBI search of John Bolton’s home and the federal investigation that it revealed, but there’s good cause

Dan McLaughlin of National Review Online critiques recent comments from the vice president. JD Vance argued on Meet the Press that the war in Ukraine will need to end with a negotiated resolution — which means, by implication, an agreement acceptable

At The Free Press, we firmly believe that everyone, for a few days each year, needs to slow down, switch off, and hit the road—and what better time to do it than the last week of August? So this week, instead