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The Big Nothing | National Review
A House of Dynamite succeeds as a piece of exploratory journalism but fails as a drama. Source link
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China’s ‘Fortress Without Isolation’ | National Review
Beijing’s latest Five-Year Plan, while couched in familiar bureaucratic language, marks a significant evolution in the regime’s grand…
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Air Traffic Delays Pile Up as Shutdown Drags On | National Review
And it will only get worse. Source link
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The Rush to Digital ID Is Creepy | National Review
The problems it solves are real but comparatively minor. The risks it creates are enormous. Source link
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The Coming Civil War of Climate Hysterics | National Review
The Gates memo may soon touch off a mad scramble for the cash that the donor class is still willing to contribute to climate. Source link
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Standing Athwart Open Borders | National Review
Help support the antidote to utopian neglect. Source link
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Climate Policy: Stormy Weather? | National Review
The week of October 20, 2025: Climate policy’s head winds, Argentina, regulation, rare earths, and much, much more. Source link
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Trump Appeals His Convictions in Manhattan Criminal Case | National Review
With an embarrassment of riches to choose from, the president’s appellate team raises five claims. Source link
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As New Dietary Guidelines Loom, It’s Time to Flip the Food Pyramid | National Review
South Park had it right. Source link
News
U.N.’s Global Carbon Tax Should Be a Wake-Up Call to Fight International Climate Extremism | National Review
The United States should take necessary action to kill off the IMO global carbon tax. Source link
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So Much for Diversity | National Review
A leading union of academic professionals is taking a stand — for ideological conformity. Source link
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A Less Perfect Union | National Review
Abaraonye’s refusal to resign as president-elect of the Oxford Union has brought the Union to the brink of disaster. Source link
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The Media’s Nazi-Symbol Hunters Take a Holiday | National Review
Outlets that have engaged in a decades-long moral panic over alleged Nazi symbols from the right suddenly decide to show grace in the case…
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Unselected Admiration for Emma and Co. | National Review
Author Beth Brower’s heroine comes across as a real person, not a book character. Source link
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Why William F. Buckley Jr.’s Gratitude Remains Relevant in 2025 | National Review
Buckley’s civic debt ethic draws from thinkers like Aristotle, who framed gratitude not as sentimental piety but as a mechanism preserving…
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Mamdani’s Trans Activism Distracts from ‘Affordability’ Agenda | National Review
Progressives just can’t help themselves. Source link
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Flimsy Premise Aside, Monet and Venice Is Worth Seeing | National Review
The Brooklyn Museum has assembled a gorgeous show, and, hey, it’s Venice. Source link
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America’s Gambling Problem | National Review
We’ve created an enormous industry that is inherently corrupting, encourages people to waste their money, and ruins lives. Source link
Culture
Springsteen’s Self-Mythologizing Home Movie | National Review
A showbiz rock ’n’ roll version of Hamilton. Source link
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The Boston Athenaeum and Old North Church Make the Hub’s Past Come Alive | National Review
Revere’s ride, gorgeous Sargents, lively architecture, and a library that’s a museum and cultural center, all profiled as we head toward…
Business
Basic Economics Comes for the Music Industry | National Review
Ticket prices will remain high until fans stop paying them. Source link
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Apparently, We Still Need to Explain Why Communism Is Wrong | National Review
The good news is that we still have the antidote to all the nonsense out there. Source link
Business
Why the App Store Freedom Act Undercuts Innovation | National Review
Top-down mandates for app marketplaces threaten free markets, investor incentives, and the very security frameworks that support them.…
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‘I Am Not a Secret Nazi’ Is the New ‘I Am Not a Witch’ | National Review
Defend this, progressives. Source link