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Seeing France for the First Time | National Review
We never did encounter the legendary rudeness and scorn of Parisians, one of many pleasant surprises and unexpected insights. Source link
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Gallipoli at 110 | National Review
Instead of diverting German resources to the south and shortening the war, it exhausted the Allies and extended it. Source link
Business
Why I Said the Federal Reserve Is Unconstitutional | National Review
‘But it works well’ is not a sufficient legal argument. Source link
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Lisa Cook Is Wrong | National Review
The Court will surely be reluctant to grasp the nettle on the Fed. Yet there’s little doubt that, on the legal merits, Cook should be…
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The Week: An Evil Attack in Minneapolis | National Review
Plus: The Cracker Barrel wars. Source link
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The Conservative Case Against Protectionism and Interventionism Is the Same | National Review
Humility in the face of complexity; preservation over reinvention. Source link
Culture
The Bolton Investigation Reportedly Involves More Than the Old Controversy over His Memoir | National Review
Even if the claims are true, it doesn’t make it less petty to pursue a criminal investigation against him. Source link
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Teachers’ Unions Are Still Singing the Same Song | National Review
Politics and pop music keep recycling old hits. Source link
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Long Story Short Shortchanges the American Jewish Experience | National Review
The Netflix show is being praised for its authenticity. But it portrays Judaism as a ‘tradition’ for immigrants to overcome. Source link
Business
The Green Economy Is Rife with Fraud | National Review
A multimillionaire Democratic donor’s guilty plea raises broader questions about corruption in environmentalist schemes like carbon-offset…
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Trump Enters Uncharted Ground with the Federal Reserve | National Review
The legal landscape in deciding when presidents can fire Fed governors is surprisingly unsettled. Source link
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Why Reaganism Persists | National Review
The American right is stalked by the suspicion that Trumpism is a phase. Is it? Source link
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Social Security Is No Longer the Third Rail of American Politics | National Review
It’s proximate cause for a shotgun wedding. Source link
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Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and the Mysterious Hand | National Review
The week of August 18, 2025: The economics of GLP-1s, Bolivia, the economy, tariffs, and much, much more. Source link
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The Bolton Investigation Warrants Skepticism | National Review
The Trump administration looks as if it is targeting a critic. Source link
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Abrego Garcia May Be Bound for Uganda Soon | National Review
It was certain that his release would be short-lived. Source link
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Slashing the Intelligence Office Workforce Is Just a Start | National Review
Creating the Office of the Director of National Intelligence was a mistake. Short of its being erased, it needs to be streamlined and…
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Japanese Internment: The Other 80th Anniversary to Remember | National Review
The moral and constitutional failure was not Roosevelt’s alone. Source link
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Blessing in a Box | National Review
Safe-haven baby boxes offer hope to desperate mothers. Source link
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Should We Have Allied with Hitler? | National Review
‘Just asking questions’ makes its dumbest query yet. Source link
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Modern Radicals Diminish Martin Luther King Jr.’s Message | National Review
The iconic ‘I Have a Dream’ speech urged us to fight against, not double down on, racial resentment. Source link
Business
Resources That Serve New and Expectant Mothers Deserve Our Support | National Review
A compassionate community of providers, maternity homes, pregnancy centers, financial aid providers, and nonprofit organizations exists to…
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China Can’t Solve Its Birth Dearth by Throwing Money at the Problem | National Review
State action lowered the birth rate in China, but it won’t be able to raise it — and might, in fact, shrink it even more. Source link
News
Secular Schools Need Christian Witness from Incoming Students | National Review
For many young Catholics — especially those already steeped in the riches of the faith — secular universities can be the very mission…