American Conservatives

There's a dead landlord in Virginia and his killer is sipping tea in Tajikistan right now. Let that sink in for a moment. Abdulloi Doniyor Toshpulodzoda stabbed his landlord to death, got declared not guilty by reason of insanity, and somehow managed to waltz out of a Falls Church mental health facility not once but twice before catching a flight to Dushanbe. This isn't a movie … [Read more...] about A Killer Walked Out and Flew Home Because Virginia Democrats Let Him

Here's what you need to understand about Friday's ruling from U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas. A Biden appointee in Manhattan just told the American people that our government lacks the authority to prevent immigrants from countries with high public benefit dependency rates from entering the United States. Read that again. She's saying we must accept applicants we know are … [Read more...] about Judge Blocks Rubio’s Visa Freeze and Misses the Entire Point of National Sovereignty

The United States Postal Service published a new rule Friday that would fundamentally change how states handle mail-in ballots, except there's one problem. A federal judge already said they can't actually enforce it. Here's what's happening. The USPS wants states to hand over lists of voters who'll receive mail-in ballots before elections take place. Seems reasonable enough … [Read more...] about Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Mail Ballot Reform While USPS Moves Forward Anyway

Greg Abbott just did something most politicians wouldn't dare. He's asking the Justice Department to investigate two major Texas airports for what he's calling religious discrimination, and the target might surprise you. It's not discrimination against religious minorities. It's discrimination in favor of one. The issue centers on Islamic foot-washing stations, formally called … [Read more...] about Abbott Takes DFW and Houston Airports to Federal Court Over Muslim Foot Baths

Here's something that ought to matter more than it apparently does. Mary Peltola, the Democrat hoping to move from Alaska's sole House seat to the U.S. Senate, has a years-long pattern of not showing up for work. We're not talking about missing a few votes here and there. We're talking about a consistent, documented history of absence that spans multiple offices and nearly two … [Read more...] about Alaska’s Senate Hopeful Has a Serious Attendance Problem