Politics
RFK Jr. Is Right About ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ | National Review
The HHS secretary, to say the least, isn’t always very careful about evidence, but, on this one, the most painstaking research is on his side. Source link
Are These Iran Protests Different? | National Review
The Iranian people are at the end of their rope, and they’re letting their dissatisfaction be known. Source link
2025: A Year in Reading | National Review
If there was one bookshelf theme this year, it was liberals discovering the concept of abundance. Source link
PragerU's 'pro-American' Presidential Rankings Survey puts Washington first, Biden last
Presidential rankings tend to reward those on the left and penalize those on the right, which is where PragerU comes in. Source link
Trump threatens Iran with more military action if it revives nuclear, missile programs
President Trump said Monday he would unleash "very powerful consequences" if Iran takes steps to restock its missile arsenal or rebuild its nuclear program after the U.S. military strikes...
Rural health fund money to be rolled out in 2026
The Trump administration announced that all 50 states will receive award money from the $50 billion rural health fund that was passed in President Trump's "big, beautiful bill." ...
What Is Somaliland, and Do We Have to Care About It? | National Review
Israel’s recognition of the breakaway state could upend a sclerotic status quo in the region. Source link
Ben Sasse Reminds Us That Life Is Precious | National Review
The former senator announced last week that he has advanced cancer and does not expect to survive. Source link
Gender-Affirming Care Ignores Human Physiology | National Review
Medical elites are redefining health. The human body didn’t get the memo. Source link
Trump, Zelenskyy say peace deal for Ukraine is 'close' but 'thorny issues' remain
President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday they believe a peace agreement to end the brutal war between Russia and Ukraine is "close," but warned that several...
