Week in Review: The Case for Preemptive Defense and Offense in the North Korean Chess Match

Last week, North Korea launched a ballistic missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, sending residents scrambling for shelter. The missile was the second Kim Jong-Un's regime has fired over its eastern neighbor in a month, and these tests come dangerously close to acts of war, especially considering North...

September 24 2017

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The Case for Preemptive Defense and Offense in the North Korean Chess Match Philip H. DeVoe Last week, North Korea launched a ballistic missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, sending residents scrambling for shelter. The missile was the second Kim Jong-Un's regime has fired over its eastern neighbor in a month, and these tests come dangerously close to acts of war, especially considering North... READ MORE Mueller Scorches the Earth Andrew C. McCarthy Robert Mueller's sprawling special-counsel investigation is playing hardball. It was not enough to get a search warrant to ransack the Virginia home of Paul Manafort, even as the former Trump... Dogs' Love of Man Is Real Jonah Goldberg One of my favorite kinds of news stories is the report of a new scientific study that verifies the obvious. You've seen them. New research finds that heterosexual men are attracted to very... ADVERTISEMENT The Strange Case of Confederate Cool Victor Davis Hanson How exactly did the Left romanticize the Lost Cause Confederacy, and by extension its secession and efforts to preserve slavery? To use a shopworn phrase, "It's complicated." Good Ol'... Paul Manafort Is in Legal Jeopardy Andrew C. McCarthy We already knew that Paul Manafort was in a heap of trouble. It was almost two months ago — July 26, to be precise — that his Virginia residence was raided by the FBI in the predawn hours. As... Theresa May Prepares to Leave the EU John O'Sullivan Why did Theresa May take herself and the Westminster press corps on a trip to Florence when she could perfectly well have delivered the same Brexit speech while remaining in the comfort of... College Students vs. Free Speech Ben Shapiro The First Amendment is in serious trouble. According to a new poll from Brookings Institution, nearly one in five college students support the use of violence against speakers who say... ADVERTISEMENT Out of the Ashes: Rebuilding American Culture Anthony Esolen 'Our culture suffers from many debilitating diseases. Anthony Esolen's voice is a much-needed tonic. Here's hoping America heeds his counsel.' — R. R. Reno, editor, First Things LEARN MORE Milan Fashion Week Milan Fashion Week ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.