Judson Berger is a Managing Editor at National Review. He specializes in political analysis and commentary, focusing on current events, policy discussions, and cultural issues. Judson's insights and writings have been featured in National Review.
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Judson Berger's coverage is predominantly focused on in-depth analysis and expert commentary, with a significant emphasis on political topics, including the GOP, Israel, Hamas, identity politics, the Biden administration, antisemitism, activism, the Covid pandemic and woke culture. Given this focus and depth of coverage in these areas he would likely respond well to pitches offering experts or individuals who can provide unique insights into these specific topics. It would be beneficial for potential contributors to have a deep understanding of current political dynamics and societal issues within the United States.
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The online world of Cole Tomas Allen is likely familiar to many.
Democrats are not taking their gerrymandering loss well.
A first-time youth baseball parent finally understands what the fuss is about.
The editor's impulse to properly attribute accusations in print is understandable for legal and ethical reasons. I'm fastidious about this myself.
Dear Weekend Jolter, For the Trump administration and congressional Republicans — not to mention millions of drivers — the pre–Memorial Day travel forecasts contained some ominous warnings about the summer ahead.
A Blind Sheikh sympathizer, close calls in California, and Platner panic, oh my.
Dear Weekend Jolter, To adapt Reagan, are you better off today than you were one war ago? Unless the “you” in that sentence is the Iranian government, the answer increasingly looks to be no.
And not just when their sordid personal histories come to light.
Dear Weekend Jolter, Now that President Trump has backed down from momentarily threatening to toll the Strait of Hormuz, it's worth emphasizing how crucial it is to sink the idea for good.
The most consequential beer run in American legal history?
