Tucker Carlson and the revenge of the neocons
Is the right all Tuckered out?
Jacob Heilbrunn
Jacob Heilbrunn is editor of The National Interest. He lives in Washington DC
Wednesday
Saturday
There is no upside for Trump if he’s arrested
Contra Elon Musk, the ex-president’s political batteries may have finally run out
Tuesday
The contrast between Biden’s and Putin’s speeches
The world’s leader and the world’s loser
Wednesday
The FBI descends on Biden’s beach house
They’re more likely to trip over one of Hunter’s old bongs
Thursday
Biden is the war president Ukraine needs
Now that tank shipments have been approved, there’s no going back
Monday
The Brooks Brothers riot comes to Brazil
America is now in the business of exporting its insurrections
Wednesday
Could Joe Biden’s Ukraine support define his presidency?
Zelensky’s very presence in Washington is a standing rebuke to Vladimir Putin
Wednesday
Herschel Walker’s loss shows Trump’s fortunes have gone south
The omniscient grandmaster of the GOP is no more
Tuesday
Why Trump’s antisemite controversy just won’t die
His dinner with Nick Fuentes will weaken but not cripple his political ambitions
Thursday
Donald Trump, accidental Paul Revere
No one has done more to alert us to the perils of a demagogic cult leader
Friday
Steve Bannon is off to the slammer
As he’s sentenced for defying the January 6 Committee, all eyes now turn to Trump
Tuesday
A visit to Louis Armstrong’s old home
In any assessment of jazz’s founding fathers, he has to stand as the most influential figure
Friday
Biden goes nuclear
Alluding to ‘Armageddon,’ the president has become a warlord by proxy
Monday
Giorgia Meloni is no springtime for Italian fascism
Italy’s new populist leader is a symptom of European ills
Tuesday
Trump flails around for a lifeline
The louder he bellows, the faster Democrats rise in the polls
Tuesday
Pelosi is right to put China on notice
For all his bluster, Xi Jinping doesn’t want a war
Monday
The underrated Kenny Dorham
On the fiftieth anniversary of his death, it’s well worth revisiting his remarkable career
Thursday
The January 6 committee is dismantling Trump
His rivals wait in the wings as the evidence against him mounts
Thursday
A concert begun in darkness
Remembering Rafael Schächter, a conductor imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp
Thursday
Is Bob Woodward overrated?
Fifty years on, the hero of Watergate has become little more than a stenographer
