Politics
Pro-life lawmakers demand restrictions on abortion drugs amid March for Life
As the annual March for Life drew thousands of pro-life supporters to the capital on Friday, lawmakers demanded renewed restrictions on abortion drugs. Source link
U.K.'s Starmer slams Trump for saying NATO stayed 'off the front lines' in Afghanistan
U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is condemning President Trump's claim that some NATO troops stayed "a little off the front lines" during the war in Afghanistan. Source link
DHS says family abandoned 5-year-old migrant, ICE 'cared for him'
The 5-year-old migrant boy at the center of a dispute in Minnesota was abandoned in a vehicle by his father, and his mother refused to open the door and...
Trump hails TikTok deal, thanks U.S. investors, Xi for preserving 'important voice'
The Trump administration is taking a victory lap over its effort to keep TikTok operating in the U.S., calling it a fulfillment of a 2024 campaign promise and hoping...
Steny Hoyer endorses former campaign manager as successor in Congress
Rep. Steny H. Hoyer is endorsing his former campaign manager to succeed him after he leaves Congress, where he is currently the longest-serving Democrat. Source link
The Leo Strauss Letter That Previewed a Modern-Day Divide | National Review
As 65-year-old letters between conservative heavyweights reveal, the right’s internecine clashes on foreign policy are nothing new. Source link
Busting Up a Nexus of Narco-Terrorism | National Review
U.S. pressure on the Iran-Venezuela-Cuba crime network will help protect the Western Hemisphere for years to come. Source link
‘Faithless’ — Springsteen’s Latest Hysterical Politics | National Review
Scritti Politti’s ‘Faithless’ — political songwriting done right. Source link
Trump’s Greenland Gambit Alienates the European Right He Once Inspired | National Review
The U.S. president is losing the goodwill of the very nationalists and conservatives who until recently saw him as an ally. Source link
Canada’s Misguided China Overtures | National Review
We understand why Prime Minister Mark Carney’s pride has been wounded, but we urge him to think harder about the long-term interest of his country. Source link
