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The Media’s Nazi-Symbol Hunters Take a Holiday | National Review
Outlets that have engaged in a decades-long moral panic over alleged Nazi symbols from the right suddenly decide to show grace in the case…
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Unselected Admiration for Emma and Co. | National Review
Author Beth Brower’s heroine comes across as a real person, not a book character. Source link
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Why William F. Buckley Jr.’s Gratitude Remains Relevant in 2025 | National Review
Buckley’s civic debt ethic draws from thinkers like Aristotle, who framed gratitude not as sentimental piety but as a mechanism preserving…
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Mamdani’s Trans Activism Distracts from ‘Affordability’ Agenda | National Review
Progressives just can’t help themselves. Source link
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Flimsy Premise Aside, Monet and Venice Is Worth Seeing | National Review
The Brooklyn Museum has assembled a gorgeous show, and, hey, it’s Venice. Source link
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America’s Gambling Problem | National Review
We’ve created an enormous industry that is inherently corrupting, encourages people to waste their money, and ruins lives. Source link
Culture
Springsteen’s Self-Mythologizing Home Movie | National Review
A showbiz rock ’n’ roll version of Hamilton. Source link
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The Boston Athenaeum and Old North Church Make the Hub’s Past Come Alive | National Review
Revere’s ride, gorgeous Sargents, lively architecture, and a library that’s a museum and cultural center, all profiled as we head toward…
Business
Basic Economics Comes for the Music Industry | National Review
Ticket prices will remain high until fans stop paying them. Source link
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Apparently, We Still Need to Explain Why Communism Is Wrong | National Review
The good news is that we still have the antidote to all the nonsense out there. Source link
Business
Why the App Store Freedom Act Undercuts Innovation | National Review
Top-down mandates for app marketplaces threaten free markets, investor incentives, and the very security frameworks that support them.…
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‘I Am Not a Secret Nazi’ Is the New ‘I Am Not a Witch’ | National Review
Defend this, progressives. Source link
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It Was Just an Accident’s Anti-Fascist Chic | National Review
Panahi’s manipulation of liberal sentiment appeals to the Cannes culture that always rewards progressive banalities. Source link
News
Comey Pretrial Motions Highlight Patent Failure of the Indictment to State a Crime | National Review
The case should be dismissed. Source link
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The Most Influential Family Advocate You Probably Hadn’t Heard Of | National Review
Karen Wright should be remembered in the pantheon of modern American heroes. Source link
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The Rare Earths Travesty | National Review
It will take us years for the U.S. to make up lost ground in mining critical minerals, but this is a solvable problem. Source link
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We’re Not Having It | National Review
The violence from the left, the attacks on free markets, the rise of antisemitism — NR is fighting these trends, and we hope you’ll…
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China’s Damaging Influence on American Democracy | National Review
New York is a microcosm of these potential dangers. Source link
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As DEI Dies, Corporate America Faces Serious Risk | National Review
If a corporate DEI plan reads like a quota, then expect a subpoena. Source link
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California’s New Class Divide | National Review
The Golden State’s ‘social justice’ politics have created a low-income, low-mobility underclass. Source link
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The ‘Letter’ Loophole in England’s Judiciary | National Review
A tale of two trials. Source link
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A Fall Feast for the Saints | National Review
Beef bourguignon, éclairs, and a bourbon-and-blackberry cocktail honor a beloved French saint and the archangels. Source link
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The Self-Abasement of Canterbury | National Review
Missionary churches do not invite graffiti installations in their cathedrals; they invite people to join the faith. Source link
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The Met Goes Oceanic, Mayan, and Edo in the Reborn Rockefeller Wing | National Review
The art is fantastic, and it’s a tribute to Michael and Nelson Rockefeller. Source link