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Texas Cracks Down on Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying for More Taxpayer Money | National Review
Other states, too, might have had enough. Source link
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Jim Acosta Pushes the Bounds of Decency, Again | National Review
The ex-CNN personality conjured an AI replica of a Parkland shooting victim for an ‘interview’ — what was he thinking? Source link
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Can Teachers Opt Out? What Mahmoud v. Taylor Means for Educators | National Review
Public schools do not exist to validate adult identity or ideology. Source link
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What King of the Hill Can Teach Us | National Review
Hank Hill, in his own way, models conservative principle: fidelity to place and a willingness to make the best of a changing world. Source…
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Following the Trail of Death Comes for the Archbishop in Santa Fe | National Review
Willa Cather’s novel about faith, discovery, and calling, traced in this pretty city’s sights. Source link
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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year | National Review
Can you feel it? Football season is here. Source link
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Begun, the Gerrymandering Wars Have | National Review
Threats have been exchanged, and now we wait until someone pulls the trigger. Source link
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Gavin Newsom, Climate Warrior, Flinches as California’s War Against Oil Produces a Crisis | National Review
He now finds himself pleading with the beleaguered and vilified industry not to abandon the state. Source link
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Hamas’s Hostages Are the Face of a Continued Exile | National Review
The horrific video that was released reminds us that the brutalities of October 7 are not over. Source link
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In Night of the Juggler, Crisis Is Identity | National Review
A New York historical movie combines realism and horror. Source link
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Stockton Rush’s Name Deserves to Live in Infamy | National Review
The Coast Guard’s report on the man behind the Titan disaster ought to be mandatory reading for all aspiring entrepreneurs. Source link
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RFK Jr.’s Unjustified Blow to mRNA Vaccines | National Review
The real threat to this revolutionary medical technology is not $500 million in grant cuts but the possibility of new regulatory barriers.…
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Corporations Have a Responsibility to Not Fleece Taxpayers | National Review
In conversations about corporate social responsibility, cronyism is often left out. It shouldn’t be. Source link
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Don’t Abandon mRNA | National Review
Along with other actions, RFK’s move on mRNA paints a portrait of a longtime vaccine skeptic pursuing exactly the agenda he said he would.…
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Pushing the Boundaries of Space Commerce | National Review
‘Space’ is no longer just about science and exploration. It also now offers a serious business opportunity. Source link
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The Smoking Gun of The Naked Gun | National Review
Even silly distraction is a form of repression. Source link
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The Atomic Bombing of Japan Was Justified | National Review
The moral indictment of the bombings works from a grossly upside-down portrait of the number and identity of the war’s victims. Source link
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The American Eagle Saga Only Shows the Woke Left Is Out of Touch | National Review
Hot is no longer toxic, and the normies are back. Source link
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An Idea Whose Time Has Come | National Review
Teachers’ unions and their allies should be afraid. Source link
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The Left Was Warned About Racial Gerrymandering | National Review
The fact that the Court is prepared to review what the left regards as a foundational element of anti-discrimination law may come as a…
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A Poet for Our Disjointed Times | National Review
Jane Greer reanchored us to what matters. Source link
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We Must Protect One of Our Greatest National Assets from China | National Review
Our nation will not truly be secure until our farmland, food supply chain, and valuable research products are protected from malign…
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The Media Love a Good Left-Wing Conspiracy | National Review
It’s in their genes. Source link
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A Forgotten Lesson of the Scopes ‘Monkey Trial’ | National Review
It has passed into history as proof of Christian America’s ‘war on science.’ Less remembered is that it’s an example of Christianity…