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Slashing the Intelligence Office Workforce Is Just a Start | National Review
Creating the Office of the Director of National Intelligence was a mistake. Short of its being erased, it needs to be streamlined and…
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Japanese Internment: The Other 80th Anniversary to Remember | National Review
The moral and constitutional failure was not Roosevelt’s alone. Source link
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Blessing in a Box | National Review
Safe-haven baby boxes offer hope to desperate mothers. Source link
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Should We Have Allied with Hitler? | National Review
‘Just asking questions’ makes its dumbest query yet. Source link
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Modern Radicals Diminish Martin Luther King Jr.’s Message | National Review
The iconic ‘I Have a Dream’ speech urged us to fight against, not double down on, racial resentment. Source link
Business
Resources That Serve New and Expectant Mothers Deserve Our Support | National Review
A compassionate community of providers, maternity homes, pregnancy centers, financial aid providers, and nonprofit organizations exists to…
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China Can’t Solve Its Birth Dearth by Throwing Money at the Problem | National Review
State action lowered the birth rate in China, but it won’t be able to raise it — and might, in fact, shrink it even more. Source link
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Secular Schools Need Christian Witness from Incoming Students | National Review
For many young Catholics — especially those already steeped in the riches of the faith — secular universities can be the very mission…
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Get Phones Out of the Classroom | National Review
This nationwide, bipartisan trend is one conservatives should embrace. Source link
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Bon Appétit, Your Majesty First Impression: Episode 1 Recap, Review, and Reactions
Bon Appétit, Your Majesty, the new tvN drama starring Im Yoon Ah, Lee Chae Min, Kang Han Na, and Choi Gwi Hwa, launched strongly. It took…
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We Shouldn’t Be Designing Babies | National Review
Coming off the jeans vs. genes non-scandal, the push for comprehensive embryo screening should make alarm bells go off. Source link
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A Visit to the Milwaukee Art Museum | National Review
Fabulous building, good art, and an idiotic hit job on American treasures over slavery, equality, and Columbus Source link
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What The Rabbit Club Gets Right | National Review
Despite its somewhat extravagant plot, The Rabbit Club offers what My Oxford Year cannot: an authentic portrayal of Oxford. Source link
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Are College Students Lying About Being Liberal? | National Review
A new study suggests many are simply trying to fit in with the progressive crowd. Source link
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How California Is Ignoring Mahmoud v. Taylor | National Review
California public schools are not going to stop indoctrinating kids with LGBTQ-related principles. Source link
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The Resurrection of Bertolucci’s Little Buddha | National Review
The year’s most important film restoration defies the subversion of pop culture. Source link
Business
‘Choice’ Cannot Coexist with Abortion Coercion | National Review
The abortion industry has enabled coercion and abuse and is willing to sacrifice women’s ‘choice’ on the altar of abortion access and…
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Israel Isn’t a Danger to Jews — Jew Haters Are | National Review
The idea that Israel’s actions are putting Jews at risk globally is a contemptible position that would never be applied to any other…
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Why They Want You to Think Feudalism Is Bad | National Review
A newly surfaced transcript from the Tucker Carlson Show. Source link
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No Thanks to the New Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders | National Review
It’s a campy escapade. Source link
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Suspended Time: A Privileged History of Covid | National Review
Gatekeepers and the media elite sentimentalize the memory of the lockdowns. Source link
News
My Troublesome Star Episode 2 Recap, Review, and Reactions; Episode 3 Preview
My Troublesome Star episode 2 aired on ENA on Tuesday (August 19) at 10:00 pm KST. It followed Bong Cheong Ja as she attempted to discover…
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The Coming Japanification of Economies | National Review
The dramatic aging of many countries’ populations will present immense economic, political, and social challenges. Market-oriented reforms…
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The Economic Consequences of Donald Trump | National Review
America’s highly compromised public finances require that it do everything to promote economic growth to help manage the debt burden.…