Jim Geraghty is a Senior Political Correspondent at National Review. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, elections, and international affairs, with a particular focus on geopolitics and public policy. Jim's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Daily Mail, and New York Post.
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No Politician Is Coming to Save You
It may be small and little-noticed, but I would rank it among President Trump's finest achievements in his second term so far: getting Chinese house church pastor Ezra Jin released from a Chinese prison. From ChinaAid:
Somehow, you knew that this year’s World Cup couldn’t end without a controversial referee decision and President Trump ending up in the middle of it.
Kudos to the Trump Administration for Securing Ezra Jin’s Release
On the menu today: It's odd and disturbing. Jenny Racicot's description in Politico Monday of Graham Platner's treatment of her — including rape — is
On the menu today: More Russian oil refineries are blowing up because of Ukrainian drones, and the lines for suddenly scarcer gasoline in Russia
On the menu today: The critics of Graham Platner proved to be very, very right, and his fan base and defenders proved to be very, very wrong.
By: Jim Geraghty
Last month, President Trump started using his new Qatari-donated version of Air Force One
Iran makes plans to kill President Trump, again.
This morning, a wide-ranging collection of appreciations for Graham and his legacy.
