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Letter from Berkeley: Positively the Last Word on the People’s Park | National Review
This article was first published in the October 7, 1969, issue of NR. It is republished here as a small tribute to the late John Coyne’s…
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Brett Kavanaugh’s Would-Be Assassin Gets Time Off for Trans Behavior | National Review
The light sentence is more than a moral outrage; it’s dangerous. Source link
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Woke Elites Ignore the Obvious Solution to Crime | National Review
We’ve tried everything else. Maybe it’s time to try the thing that worked. Source link
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The High Costs of Forever QE | National Review
It amplifies the temptation to overspend in turbulent times. Source link
News
What the Meltdown over Hegseth’s All-Hands Military Speech Tells Us About Modern Media | National Review
Resistance Twitter can make any news event sound like the end of the world. Source link
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Continuing the Conversation with Justice Barrett | National Review
The justice offers her take on writing, advocacy, experience, judicial independence, security threats, amicus briefs, and what she’d ask…
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When Students Refuse to Be Friends, Our Republic Is at Risk | National Review
If we want to strengthen civic knowledge and civic trust in America, we must focus on the people who will teach these lessons every day.…
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Falling Fertility Rates Are Unsustainable | National Review
The collective human enterprise depends on our fixing this crisis. Source link
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How One Campus Rejoiced at Charlie Kirk’s Death | National Review
At Amherst College, students cheered, professors argued that mourning Kirk was racist, and conservatives faced harassment. Source link
Lifestyle
Hegseth Is Right About Physical Fitness | National Review
Making our force more proficient doesn’t begin and end with push-ups, but it does start there. Source link
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The Week: Shutdown Again (Naturally) | National Review
Plus: Jane Goodall, a force of nature. Source link
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The Enduring Lessons of William F. Buckley Jr. | National Review
Two debates cohosted by National Review Institute explore conservatism and its future. Source link
News
The Military Will Be Stronger for Pete Hegseth’s Commonsense Changes | National Review
The Pentagon is right to pursue a merit-based culture and high standards of physical fitness and training in order to deter and, if…
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‘Open Letters’ from Experts Are Often Fact-Free Propaganda | National Review
Such letters are often theatrical versions of political position papers rather than any attempt to educate the public. Source link
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Mississippi, Not California, Is the Education Future | National Review
With reading scores nationally sliding the wrong way, Mississippi and the other Southern states offer a beacon of hope. Source link
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The Fight for the Latin Mass Is a Fight for the Faith | National Review
Even progressive Catholics understand this. Source link
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The Media’s Sins of Omission Are Getting Worse | National Review
NBC botches the coverage of a ‘Free Palestine’ shooter and an ICE encounter. Source link
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Death’s Misunderstood Sting | National Review
The U.K. debate about medically assisted suicide involves a certain denial of the true state of humanity. Source link
Culture
San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum, Texas’s Modern-Art Pioneer | National Review
Starting with a palatial home, French avant-garde art, and one woman’s vision, it’s become a unique cultural treasure. Source link
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California Teachers’ Union Ruins an Earnest Effort to Confront Antisemitism | National Review
And in so doing, has helped demonstrate why California’s schools, once among the best in the nation, are now among its worst. Source link
News
Reclaiming Bagram Would Leave U.S. Troops Vulnerable | National Review
Do we really want to rely on the cooperation of the Taliban and Pakistan? Source link
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The Deeply Flawed Comey Indictment | National Review
Trump has valid complaints that his political enemies, James Comey included, abused the justice system to target him. But turnabout is not…
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The Indictment Against Comey Should Be Dismissed | National Review
It’s an incomprehensible case. Source link