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It Was Just an Accident’s Anti-Fascist Chic | National Review
Panahi’s manipulation of liberal sentiment appeals to the Cannes culture that always rewards progressive banalities. Source link
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Comey Pretrial Motions Highlight Patent Failure of the Indictment to State a Crime | National Review
The case should be dismissed. Source link
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The Most Influential Family Advocate You Probably Hadn’t Heard Of | National Review
Karen Wright should be remembered in the pantheon of modern American heroes. Source link
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The Rare Earths Travesty | National Review
It will take us years for the U.S. to make up lost ground in mining critical minerals, but this is a solvable problem. Source link
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We’re Not Having It | National Review
The violence from the left, the attacks on free markets, the rise of antisemitism — NR is fighting these trends, and we hope you’ll…
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China’s Damaging Influence on American Democracy | National Review
New York is a microcosm of these potential dangers. Source link
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As DEI Dies, Corporate America Faces Serious Risk | National Review
If a corporate DEI plan reads like a quota, then expect a subpoena. Source link
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California’s New Class Divide | National Review
The Golden State’s ‘social justice’ politics have created a low-income, low-mobility underclass. Source link
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The ‘Letter’ Loophole in England’s Judiciary | National Review
A tale of two trials. Source link
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A Fall Feast for the Saints | National Review
Beef bourguignon, éclairs, and a bourbon-and-blackberry cocktail honor a beloved French saint and the archangels. Source link
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The Self-Abasement of Canterbury | National Review
Missionary churches do not invite graffiti installations in their cathedrals; they invite people to join the faith. Source link
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The Met Goes Oceanic, Mayan, and Edo in the Reborn Rockefeller Wing | National Review
The art is fantastic, and it’s a tribute to Michael and Nelson Rockefeller. Source link
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The Case for a Second Front in the War on Fentanyl | National Review
Follow the money — specifically, the role of Chinese gangs in cleaning cartel cash. Source link
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Why We Still Whisper | National Review
A new political correctness is emerging on the right. Source link
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Bolton Indictment: Lawfare and Real Misconduct Are Not Mutually Exclusive | National Review
The 18-count case may involve both. Source link
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A Case for Science as an Ally of Faith | National Review
A newly available book makes the case that scientific advances have undermined the basis for denying the existence of God. Source link
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The Mamdani Delusion | National Review
The front-runner to be New York City’s next mayor failed to impress. Source link
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Seth Moulton Makes the Only Play Left on the Board | National Review
He has chosen to abandon his House seat for a greater gamble rather than fight a miserable battle to retain a thankless job. Source link
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A Trade Deal Without Teeth Isn’t Worth the Paper It’s Printed On | National Review
USMCA’s success cannot hinge on political mood swings. Source link
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Blue Moon Eclipsed by Cynicism | National Review
A hipster director takes revenge on American pop genius. Source link
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Ready for Your Close-Up? Not If You’re the Wrong Race | National Review
Ethnic gatekeeping in the arts doesn’t remove barriers — it erects them. Source link
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Al Jazeera Remains a Leopard That Can’t Change Its Spots | National Review
Despite talk of moderation, the network has continued to broadcast a distortion of reality. Source link
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Karen Wright, Fierce Friend of Liberty and, Above All Else, Mother. R.I.P. | National Review
Remembering one of the more consequential conservative Americans of our lifetime. Source link
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Will D.C. Bureaucrats Shut Down the District’s Innovative New Rideshare? | National Review
The Empower service clearly has a better mousetrap and is serving the needs of both drivers and riders. Source link