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Judge issues new order blocking Trump from bringing out-of-state troops to Oregon
Judge issues new order blocking Trump from bringing out-of-state troops to Oregon
A federal judge issued a new restraining order late Sunday barring the Trump administration from deploying other states' National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, moving to head off President...
Climate Policy: EAT Your Greens | National Review
The week of September 29, 2025: The war on meat (and much, much more) continues, the debt, taxation, and, yes, much, much, more. Source link
The Jay Jones Misdirection | National Review
The Democratic candidate for attorney general in Virginia took aim at National Review for exposing his violent fantasies. Source link
What the Meltdown over Hegseth’s All-Hands Military Speech Tells Us About Modern Media | National Review
Resistance Twitter can make any news event sound like the end of the world. Source link
Continuing the Conversation with Justice Barrett | National Review
The justice offers her take on writing, advocacy, experience, judicial independence, security threats, amicus briefs, and what she’d ask Justice Scalia. Source link
The Democrats’ Lawfare Against Jeffrey Clark | National Review
It’s shameful. Source link
How One Campus Rejoiced at Charlie Kirk’s Death | National Review
At Amherst College, students cheered, professors argued that mourning Kirk was racist, and conservatives faced harassment. Source link
The Forgotten War No Longer | National Review
Why Congress should designate a U.S.-Mexican War memorial. Source link
Hegseth Is Right About Physical Fitness | National Review
Making our force more proficient doesn’t begin and end with push-ups, but it does start there.  Source link
Qatar Does Not Deserve Trump’s Unilateral Security Guarantee | National Review
Donald Trump’s America First foreign policy took a remarkable turn this week. Source link
You Actually Don’t Want to Drive Your Opponents Crazy | National Review
Republicans are imitating Obama’s approach by needling Democratic voters to the point that they take leave of their senses. And it could backfire. Source link
Happy Gilmore 2: Golf and Unity | National Review
Sandler stares down Anderson. Source link