Politics
The Tragedy of the Computer Science Major | National Review
Turns out that learning how to code isn’t all it was cracked up to be. Source link
Polanski’s Perfectly Timely J’accuse | National Review
An Officer and a Spy parallels the devastating history of the Dreyfus Affair with lawfare. Source link
What an Acceptable Russia-Ukraine Deal Might Look Like | National Review
The best that can be hoped for is an armistice with an underpinning firm enough to deter Russia from resuming its war when it is ready. Source link
A Tax Law for Manufacturers, but a Trade Policy Against Them | National Review
While the OBBBA tries to buoy manufacturing, President Trump’s tariffs are an anvil dragging the sector down. Source link
New York Is Grappling with Its Own Kind of Mayhem | National Review
While Trump cracks down on D.C. violence, Gotham is in a similar situation; crime is dropping, but is still too frequent and arbitrary to give residents comfort. Source...
Judge Declines Trump DOJ Request to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Testimony | National Review
The Justice Department could appeal the ruling, but doing so would be foolish. Source link
Have Democrats Forgotten How to Do Politics? | National Review
Their reaction to Trump’s D.C. police takeover is unconvincing. Source link
D.C.’s Problems Require a Long-Term Fix | National Review
While President Trump has the power to deploy the National Guard to the capital, it is not necessarily wise. Source link
Still King of the Hill | National Review
The similarly rave reviews among the entertainment intelligentsia and the general public suggest that King of the Hill endures because it reflects what is true. Source link
Inventing Climate Liability: An International Court’s Big Adventure | National Review
Climate adaptation and mitigation require technological innovation and economic growth, not legal warfare between nations. Source link
