Dan McLaughlin is a Senior Writer at National Review. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and law, with a particular focus on elections and litigation. Dan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Daily Mail, The Irish Times, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Dan McLaughlin
The injunction against Donald Trump's East Wing ballroom has been shot down by the Supreme Court. The Court's 5–4 decision, by a per curiam opinion in National Park Service v.
When people tell you who they are, believe them.
A perennial phenomenon every election season is the “October surprise,” or some lesser version of the same: an event after Labor Day that, rather
By: Dan McLaughlin
The Court will be presented with a kabuki dispute over a power the USPS isn’t claiming, even after the president ordered it to claim precisely that power.
Ryan Reynolds misunderstands why the 1980s were not just fondly recalled, but experienced as a good time when they were happening.
Have we kept the memory alive for those who need to remember its lessons?
I could no longer avoid the pull of politics and war.
We used to say that September 11 changed everything. And so it did — although, as we discussed on Charlie Cooke’s podcast, the world hasn’t stopped changing since then. But it didn’t just change things in general: It changed our lives individually. I...
Still, after widespread criticism of Paxton’s lackluster and lackadaisical fundraising, at least somebody is putting in some effort.
By: Dan McLaughlin
As I noted when the Supreme Court ruled in late August in favor of Donald Trump's executive order (EO) on mail-in ballots and threw out a premature injunction against the U.S.
