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Breakdown: 1975 Erases Film History | National Review
Millennial filmmakers reduce the past to cynicism. Source link
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It Starts in Chicago: Where to See Frank Lloyd Wright’s Genius Unfold | National Review
A deep dive into Wright’s Prairie Style via the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Source link
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An Uncertain Cease-Fire | National Review
There’s a cease-fire for now, but there won’t be an end to the larger war until the Islamic Republic falls. Source link
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The Iranian Sharia-Supremacist Regime and ‘Civilian’ Infrastructure | National Review
There are no ‘civilians,’ in the Western sense, in Iran, and the IRGC uses the infrastructure for its war aims. Source link
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A Rescue Mission for the Ages | National Review
On Easter morning, U.S. forces rescued a downed pilot from the middle of Iranian territory, advancing America’s tactical and strategic…
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Maybe Society Should Go to the Dogs | National Review
Making the case for ‘man’s best friend.’ Source link
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Thirty Years After Welfare Reform, It’s Time for the Next Generation of State-Led Solutions | National Review
The problem with today’s safety net isn’t intent; it’s design. State leadership would help fix it. Source link
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The Fog of War Against Iran | National Review
When America loses a war, it is generally because of political reaction at home, notwithstanding smashing success on the battlefield.…
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There Is No Death Penalty Surge | National Review
The current rate of executions reflects the enormous slowdown in the carrying out of sentences. Source link
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Yes, Boldly Go | National Review
Getting back to the moon is nice, but it is a manned mission to Mars that should be our ultimate objective. Source link
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What Color Is Your Conservatism? | National Review
A comedian introduces a new color-coded politics. Source link
Business
Progressives Give Wealth Confiscation Another Go | National Review
Their proposed wealth taxes would be unjust and economically destructive — if they worked. Source link
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A Not-So-Faithful Portrayal of the Women of the Bible | National Review
The Faithful often eschews biblical teaching for a Hollywood retelling. Source link
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Risotto for the Masses | National Review
This dish is easier and more delicious than I’d anticipated. Source link
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Mars Mission Is the Rocket Fuel NASA Needs | National Review
The agency’s new Mars plan reverses the problem of entertaining vendor-driven wish lists that yield little benefit. Source link
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Honor the Plumbers | National Review
That we now have a cabinet secretary who is a plumber is something to be welcomed rather than mocked. Source link
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Jimmy Kimmel’s Grating Contempt for the Working Class | National Review
His mockery of Markwayne Mullin was revealing. Source link
Business
Don’t Blame Insurance for the Strait of Hormuz Crisis | National Review
Premiums are the price of risk that already exists in the world. Source link
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Liberal Horizons Revisited | National Review
A controversy over a pastor’s comments about the Muslim call to prayer is a familiar one. Source link
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The Iran War Successes They Don’t Want You to Hear About | National Review
The media’s dour outlook seems wholly divorced from an objective appraisal of the war in its fourth week. Source link
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We Won’t Be Truly Pro-Life Until We Do This | National Review
A life-giving baby step. Source link
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As TSA Chaos Spreads, Some Airports Have Solved the Security-Screening Problem | National Review
Unsurprisingly, the private sector gets the job done. Source link