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Teen Vogue Died a Long Time Ago | National Review
By embracing radical political activism, the publication deserted the age group it was created to serve. Source link
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A Contradictory Composer’s Spiritual Devotion to Craft | National Review
British musicologist Emily Kilpatrick’s biography of French composer Maurice Ravel succeeds because it mirrors Ravel’s own approach to…
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Lessons About Power from Middle-earth | National Review
A story that needs retelling in our age of rage. Source link
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Rembrandt Rules at the Norton Museum in West Palm Beach | National Review
Seventeen Rembrandts, masterpieces by his best students, and the Leiden Collection, a pioneer in philanthropy. Source link
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Caracas’s Crime Hub | National Review
Venezuela endangers the hemisphere and the homeland. Source link
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Moon River First Impression, Episode 1 Recap, Review, Reactions; Episode 2 Preview, Spoilers
Moon River, the new MBC drama starring Kang Tae Oh and Kim Se Jeong, premiered on Friday (November 7) at 9:50 PM KST. The story begins…
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Nigerian Girls Are Being Kidnapped | National Review
Islamic terrorists have inflicted a decade of religiously motivated sexual violence on Christian women and girls. Source link
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Unite the Rails | National Review
When Leland Stanford hammered in the golden spike at Promontory Summit, Utah, connecting the Central Pacific Railroad and Union Pacific…
Culture
A Visit to Sarasota’s Ringling Museum | National Review
It’s both whimsical and serious, though its website is awful. And, Governor DeSantis, don’t mess with its governance. Source link
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New York Times Coverage Avoids the Third Rails of Sex Trafficking | National Review
We must not ignore the role of illegal immigration and abortion. Source link
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The Lawfare Menace | National Review
When the rule of law erodes, so does liberty. Source link
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The Alternative Facts of Rob Reiner | National Review
This Is Spinal Tap’s backward showbiz parody predicts Hollywood liberalism on the wrong side of culture and history. Source link
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RFK Jr.’s Cherry-Picked Science | National Review
What the HHS secretary is doing could jeopardize, not help, public health. Source link
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Ms. Incognito Ending Explained, Episode 12 (Finale) Recap, Review, and Reactions
Ms. Incognito aired its finale on Tuesday (November 4) at 10:00 pm KST. It revealed Kim Yeong Ran's fate. Episode 12 featured the demise…
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How Princeton University Hijacked a Free-Speech Event | National Review
I helped create Princeton’s free-expression event for freshman orientation. The university turned it into yet another indoctrination…
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Don’t Let the Palestinian Authority Derail a New Middle East | National Review
A lawsuit on behalf of American victims of terrorism seeks to end, once and for all, the PA’s practice of rewarding murderers and their…
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Tucker Carlson Outdoes Himself | National Review
He has made it clear that self-avowed racist Nick Fuentes is his ideological compatriot and friend. Source link
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Nice To Not Meet You First Impression: First 1 (Premiere) Recap, Review, and Reactions
Nice To Not Meet You, the new tvN romantic comedy drama starring Lee Jung Jae, Lim Ji Yeon, Kim Ji Hoon, and Seo Ji Hye, premiered to…
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The Perils of Populism | National Review
As with many dangerous things, the dose makes the poison. Source link
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New Mexico’s ‘Free’ Child Care an Attempt to Cover for Past Failures | National Review
New Mexico’s track record of competently delivering services to help its children is poor to say the least. Source link
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The U.S. Should Resume Nuclear Weapons Testing | National Review
Men are not angels, and therefore the United States must always maintain an arsenal designed to deter aggression from nations that wish us…
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Humility Revisited: On Being Conservative | National Review
Populists are as vulnerable to magical thinking as ideologized elites, and just as prone to rash action. Source link
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A Time for Choosing on Antisemitism | National Review
Tucker Carlson’s friendly interview with Nick Fuentes makes it impossible to ignore the right’s festering antisemitism problem. Source link