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A Deep Dive in All Things LBJ | National Review
His exemplary presidential museum in Austin explores the times that still haunt us. Source link
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What to Make of the Trump DOJ’s Letitia James Indictment | National Review
It appears that DOJ standards have changed. Source link
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To Secure the Next American Century, America Will Need Her Allies | National Review
We must demand more of our allies, and through trade, integration, and cooperation lead them to ensure that we can maintain the U.S.-led…
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Julia Roberts Plays the Victim-Villain Card | National Review
After the Hunt glorifies predatory culture. Source link
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We’re a Long Way from October 6 | National Review
Israel is now the military hegemon in the region, and Hamas is a shadow of its former self. Source link
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To Fix the Deficit, Start with Bloated ‘Disability’ Programs | National Review
Cutting spending is always hard, so conservatives should focus on the least deserving recipients no matter what walk of life they are in.…
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Good Luck to Bari Weiss at CBS | National Review
The legacy media have lost the trust of the public and are in dire need of reform. Source link
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Students Are ‘Learning with Their Feet’ — by Shunning Bad Colleges | National Review
Students are reshaping the higher education market by abandoning low-ranking schools and low-earning majors. Source link
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A Comedy Festival in Saudi Arabia Is Fundamentally Unfunny — and Unfree | National Review
What message does it send that American comedians are neutering their sets at the behest of a foreign frenemy? Source link
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The Paper, a Counter-Government Sitcom | National Review
Peacock’s wrong-way satire defends biased media. Source link
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Japan’s New Female Leader Faces Tired Feminist Critiques | National Review
The left hasn’t yet overcome its bias against conservative women. Source link
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National Guard Standoff Is a Recipe for More Political Conflict | National Review
The incentive structure here is all wrong. Source link
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Letter from Berkeley: Positively the Last Word on the People’s Park | National Review
This article was first published in the October 7, 1969, issue of NR. It is republished here as a small tribute to the late John Coyne’s…
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Brett Kavanaugh’s Would-Be Assassin Gets Time Off for Trans Behavior | National Review
The light sentence is more than a moral outrage; it’s dangerous. Source link
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Trump to Deploy 400 Texas National Guard Soldiers to Illinois and Other States Amid Soaring Anti-ICE Protests
President Trump is sending 400 Texas National Guard soldiers to Illinois, Oregon, and several other states as large groups of anti-ICE…
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Woke Elites Ignore the Obvious Solution to Crime | National Review
We’ve tried everything else. Maybe it’s time to try the thing that worked. Source link
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The High Costs of Forever QE | National Review
It amplifies the temptation to overspend in turbulent times. Source link
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What the Meltdown over Hegseth’s All-Hands Military Speech Tells Us About Modern Media | National Review
Resistance Twitter can make any news event sound like the end of the world. Source link
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Continuing the Conversation with Justice Barrett | National Review
The justice offers her take on writing, advocacy, experience, judicial independence, security threats, amicus briefs, and what she’d ask…
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When Students Refuse to Be Friends, Our Republic Is at Risk | National Review
If we want to strengthen civic knowledge and civic trust in America, we must focus on the people who will teach these lessons every day.…
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Falling Fertility Rates Are Unsustainable | National Review
The collective human enterprise depends on our fixing this crisis. Source link
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Judge Blocks Trump Admin from Sending National Guard to Portland as Protesters Clash With Federal Agents Outside ICE Facility
A federal judge in Oregon has temporarily halted the Trump administration's plan to send hundreds of National Guard troops to the…
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How One Campus Rejoiced at Charlie Kirk’s Death | National Review
At Amherst College, students cheered, professors argued that mourning Kirk was racist, and conservatives faced harassment. Source link