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Illinois Is Mandating Mental Health Screenings for Kids. Parents Beware | National Review
This is a profound government overreach. Source link
Fixing Elite Universities Means Firing Bad Trustees, Starting with Harvard’s | National Review
Plus, federal arts agencies may be at death’s door, but they’re still making grants. Source link
The States Can Help End Politicized Debanking | National Review
If more states take up the cause of eliminating the politicization of access to our economy, the resulting state laws may spur Washington,…
Beware the Return of Inflation | National Review
The surge in the producer price index is not due to tariffs — which should worry the administration. Source link
The National Debt Just Eclipsed $37 Trillion: Here’s What We Should Do About That | National Review
The solution here is politically difficult, but it is not complicated. Source link
Santa Fe: From Frayed Pueblo to Victorian to Pueblo Revival to Art Draw | National Review
And a visit to the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum. Source link
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
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…
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
The Real Case for Protectionism | National Review
MBD responds to David Bahnsen’s reaction to his critique of free trade. Source link
Washington, D.C., Is a Disgrace | National Review
Trump’s indictment of D.C. for allowing lawless young people to blight the city is accurate. Source link
Live Tomorrow’s Joy Today | National Review
Herald hope for people who are drowning in hopelessness. Source link
How Teachers Can Dismantle the Teachers’ Unions | National Review
Empowering teachers and parents to starve the beast and break the monopoly. Source link
Harvard Might Create a Conservative Center. Is It Real or Just Window Dressing? | National Review
There are five indicators to watch for to confirm whether Harvard is serious about intellectual diversity. Source link
Texas Cracks Down on Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying for More Taxpayer Money | National Review
Other states, too, might have had enough. Source link
Jim Acosta Pushes the Bounds of Decency, Again | National Review
The ex-CNN personality conjured an AI replica of a Parkland shooting victim for an ‘interview’ — what was he thinking? Source link
Can Teachers Opt Out? What Mahmoud v. Taylor Means for Educators | National Review
Public schools do not exist to validate adult identity or ideology. Source link
What King of the Hill Can Teach Us | National Review
Hank Hill, in his own way, models conservative principle: fidelity to place and a willingness to make the best of a changing world. Source…
Following the Trail of Death Comes for the Archbishop in Santa Fe | National Review
Willa Cather’s novel about faith, discovery, and calling, traced in this pretty city’s sights. Source link
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year | National Review
Can you feel it? Football season is here. Source link
Begun, the Gerrymandering Wars Have | National Review
Threats have been exchanged, and now we wait until someone pulls the trigger. Source link
Gavin Newsom, Climate Warrior, Flinches as California’s War Against Oil Produces a Crisis | National Review
He now finds himself pleading with the beleaguered and vilified industry not to abandon the state. Source link