By: Jonah Goldberg – thedispatch.com –  June 25, 2025 Applying a cost-benefit analysis to the Iran strike. When events are moving fast, it sometimes makes more sense to talk about how to think about events rather than what to think. Washington is full of people desperate to win the argument about what to think about the last couple weeks. Trump...

By: Noah Rothman – nationalreview.com – June 25, 2025 The ‘deep state’ abides, in a different form. No one at the Pentagon who compiled the Defense Intelligence Agency’s (DIA) preliminary, “low confidence” assessment of the battle damage done by the United States to Iran’s nuclear facilities intended that analysis as a political document. Those who leaked this highly classified review...

The concession comes after reports of a U.S. intel assessment which found that the strikes did minimal damage to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.

Paxton’s ongoing investigations into other companies, such as Kellogg’s, signal that this is just the beginning.

By: Jack Butler – nationalreview.com – June 24, 2025 To believe it is a problem is to assert that American citizenship means something. America is a big country. So a political issue has to be pretty salient to be top of mind on both coasts. Such has been the case with immigration. Earlier this month, residents of Los Angeles turned to...

What are we to make of Saturday night’s destruction of the three Iranian nuclear sites at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan? Trump and the U.S. military took a great risk and succeeded in astounding…

Trump’s decisive action against Iran’s nuclear sites could reshape Middle Eastern dynamics.

The work is unfinished, but we shouldn’t understate the significance of the ruling three years ago today.

The work is unfinished, but we shouldn’t understate the significance of the ruling three years ago today.

Democrats have lost again to Trump, but unlike in 2016, this time they are still searching for the magic issue to use against him.