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The International Press Has Exhausted All Credibility on Israel | National Review
The fabricated death of a Palestinian boy is only the latest offense. Source link
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Twinless Turns Love Inside Out | National Review
A heart-wrenching follow-up to James Sweeney’s stellar debut. Source link
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The Right Way to Go After Venezuelan Drug Traffickers | National Review
If Trump believes that Venezuela is attacking the U.S. via a narco-terrorist proxy, he should ask Congress to authorize the use of…
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Charting a Responsible Future: Malaysia's National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights 2025-2030
Integrating human rights into business is essential for sustainable growth and success. It's not just managing risks, it fosters a more…
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Google Antitrust Ruling Gets It Right | National Review
The tech industry is simply too chaotic and fast-moving to permit aggressive antitrust action. Source link
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American Universities Are Schooling China on Authoritarian Tactics | National Review
The attempt to limit speech through peer pressure risks turning campuses into surveillance states. Source link
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Government by Emergency Is a Bad Idea | National Review
The presidency doesn’t need any more discretionary power. Source link
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RFK Jr. Is Compounding the CDC’s Covid Mistakes | National Review
The HHS secretary is substituting one set of unscientific, politically driven priorities for another. Source link
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England’s Arrest of Graham Linehan Was an Act of Calculated Tyranny | National Review
The country’s illiberalism toward speech about transgenderism shocks even me. Source link
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The Genocide Lie Is Back | National Review
A new resolution condemning Israel is about as marred as the process that produced it. Source link
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Institutionalize the Mentally Ill Homeless | National Review
Forcing people into treatment would raise the ACLU’s hackles, but it’s the only compassionate solution for people who cannot care for…
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Taylor Lorenz Has the Goods (Really) on the Left’s Paid Online Influencers | National Review
There is an invisible world out there, a hidden hand, and it is driven by money. Source link
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Celebrating the Decline of Big Labor | National Review
For the first time, the share of U.S. workers who are union members has fallen below 10 percent. Source link
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Management’s Favorite Unions Don’t March for Everyone | National Review
This Labor Day, listen to the workers whom union officials have left behind. Source link
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High Adventure Is Still Good Business | National Review
One hundred and fifty years since his birth, Edgar Rice Burroughs has a lasting literary legacy that lives beyond his own work. Source link
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Does Big Labor Truly Represent the American Worker? | National Review
Those hoping to hear workers’ voices need to find an alternative to union bosses, who have shown they barely speak for their members, much…
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Read This, Not That: Back-to-School Edition | National Review
NR writers propose alternatives to the usual fare found on schools’ required reading lists. Source link
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The Ethos of the Left Is Fracturing Friendships | National Review
The postmodern left dissolves the individual into a soup of identities and communities, making sincere bonds harder to forge. Source link
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Goodbye, August | National Review
At every age, I’ve tried to squeeze more and more out of Augusts that somehow seem to pass in a few flashes rather than languid weeks.…
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A Decade After Merkel’s Refugee Gamble | National Review
The former German chancellor’s call to action reshaped Europe’s politics, and the crisis remains unresolved ten years later. Source link
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Insights from a 1949 Guide for Housewives | National Review
What could I learn from a book directed at ‘the newcomer to running a home’? Source link
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Political Gnosticism Is a Modern Sickness | National Review
The conspiratorial belief that massive hidden systems need to be exposed is gripping left and right. Source link
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Hollywood’s School of Hard Knocks | National Review
Bruce Handy provides a flawed but fun survey of a social phenomenon that American pop culture essentially invented: ‘teenagerhood.’ Source…