Michael Warren

6 days ago | thedispatch.com | Sarah Isgur |Michael Warren |Jonah Goldberg

We can’t call war crimes ‘war crimes’ because it will offend Russia. By , , , and Published April 18, 2025 Sarah Isgur, Michael Warren, Jonah Goldberg, and Steve Hayes discuss political capital when it comes to re-election prospects and reversing presidential decisions. Will public perception influence Trump’s next moves? The Agenda:—Flash back to the George W. Bush administration—The Trump show—Stop tariffs via courts? Or let Trump sleep in his own bed?

1 week ago | thedispatch.com | Joel Tannenbaum |Steve Larkin |Michael Warren |Scott Lincicome

The Soybean Triangle  is not a geographic destination like the Bermuda Triangle. It’s more like a love triangle: a complex and contentious relationship involving three parties, where two would be more socially appropriate. The term was coined in 2024 by economists from the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois to describe the ongoing competition between American and Brazilian farmers to sell soybeans in China.

1 week ago | thedispatch.com | Michael Warren |Nick Catoggio |Greg Lukianoff |Charlotte Lawson

Take a hypothetical walk with me about 18 months into the future to November 3, 2026. Americans (well, likely less than half of the eligible voting population) have just voted in a hard-fought midterm election to determine which party will control the House of Representatives. Despite economic uncertainty and the expectation that the incumbent president’s party typically takes a hit in a midterm, the outcome between Democrats and Republicans is still too close to call.

1 week ago | thedispatch.com | Charles Hilu |John Mccormack |Michael Warren |Kevin Williamson

Is Nebraska Rep. Don Bacon a throwback to the 1980s, a disappearing breed of Republican, or a swing-district moderate swimming against the tide of his party? He might be all three. Having held his seat since 2017 in an Omaha-based district that Kamala Harris carried in 2024 after Joe Biden won it in 2020, Bacon can hardly help but stick to the center. But does he see himself as a moderate? “So-called right-wing people call me that, but they’re the ones who are isolationist and like protectionism.

1 week ago | realclearpolitics.com | Michael Warren

What's a Democrat To Do About Trade? So far, the party has had a patchwork response to the Trump tariffs.