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Europe Has Made Itself an Afterthought | National Review
The once-great European powers can’t even dictate the end of a war involving a European country whose fate they deem crucial to their own…
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A Survivor’s Guide to Wicked: For Good | National Review
This sequel doesn’t improve on what was irredeemable, but at least it’s shorter. Source link
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Homeless Advocates Have Lost the Moral High Ground | National Review
The era of Housing First will be marked in history as a humanitarian disaster. Trump’s reforms are needed. Source link
Business
Our Economy Is Not Stagnant | National Review
Both sides of the political aisle are misleadingly bleak about the state of the American worker. Source link
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Sorkin Rounds Up the Usual Suspects | National Review
Andrew Ross Sorkin’s 1929 is an artful yet flawed reprise of John Kenneth Galbraith’s book on the same topic. Source link
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A Norman Rockwell Thanksgiving | National Review
The excellent Norman Rockwell Museum delivers a holiday feast of art. Source link
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Thanksgiving Day in America | National Review
As America approaches its 250th year of independence, there is much to be grateful for. Source link
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This Thanksgiving, Heed the Words of George Washington | National Review
A note about liberty, gratitude, and contentment. Source link
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A Misreading of the Puritans | National Review
Were the pilgrims really ‘ethno-nationalists’? Source link
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Remembering David Pryce-Jones | National Review
A highly regarded historian, a literary editor, and a man of saintly patience. Source link
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Young Women Are Sitting Ducks Under Progressive Rule | National Review
Another public-transit attack by a deranged recidivist, this time in Chicago. Source link
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A Warning from Chicago | National Review
The week of November 17, 2025: Bond vigilantes, tariffs, hemp, and more. Source link
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RFK Jr. Takes a Dangerous Step on Vaccines | National Review
Changing the CDC website to suggest a link between vaccines and autism could have devastating real-world consequences. Source link
Culture
Our Movie Heritage at 70 | National Review
Recalling the film history that inspired National Review. Source link
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Washington Is Fighting the Wrong Battle on Health-Care Costs | National Review
Despite what politicians claim, drugs are not the main driver of growth in health-care spending — and capping their prices would only…
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Are Americans a People with a Creed, or a Creed-Made People? | National Review
An argument from JD Vance’s nomination speech continues to stir debate. Source link
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Ken Burns Is Completely Wrong About the Iroquois | National Review
The Iroquois confederation wasn’t even a democracy. Leaders were selected by women elders, whose status was hereditary. Source link
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The James Comey and Letitia James Cases Go Away, for Now | National Review
Comey’s pending motions could be key. Source link
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Witness the Catastrophic Results of Identity Theft by Illegal Immigrants | National Review
Dan Kluver’s life was upended, and he’s not alone. Source link
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The DEI Disconnect Between Actual Doctors and the Medical Elite | National Review
Physicians are not on board with the medical establishment’s ideological obsessions, a new survey indicates. Source link
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We’re Not Off the Hook Regarding Nigeria | National Review
The persecuted deserve more from us. Source link
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Maestro of American Conservatism: The Enduring Relevance of William F. Buckley Jr. | National Review
He not only came to personify conservatism; he also explained it and articulately defended it, elevating our public discourse along the…
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Israel Must Be Self-Sufficient, for Its Own Sake | National Review
U.S. taxpayer-funded assistance to Israel has become a cudgel. Source link
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When Myths Become Media ‘Facts’ | National Review
What excuse is there today for anyone not to double-check? Source link