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This Classic Book of Greek Myths Is Worth Unearthing | National Review
A recommendation for the next time you lose yourself in your local independent bookstore. Source link
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This U.N. Boondoggle Must End | National Review
After five decades of failure, a rubber-stamp renewal of UNIFIL is no longer acceptable. Source link
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Can Baseball Teach Us Virtue? | National Review
The virtues of the ancient Greeks are still relevant to America’s national game. Source link
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A Plague in the Health-Care Profession | National Review
Antisemitism is afflicting medicine. Source link
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Truman Made the Right Decision to Drop the Bomb | National Review
America used its power to end a terrible war and establish a security arrangement that endured for decades. Source link
Culture
The Albuquerque Museum: Curatorial Prowess and Easygoing Style | National Review
Off the beaten track, Albuquerque’s art and history museum educates and uplifts with a first-class collection, high standards, and a…
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Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Ex-Contractor Turns Whistleblower — and Blows Smoke | National Review
Anthony Aguilar’s extraordinary assertions about Israel lack even ordinary evidence. Source link
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A Halt to the Left’s Long March | National Review
From Harvard to the Los Angeles Times, the old quid pro quo is falling through. Source link
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Baltimore Confronted Its Crime Problem by Abandoning Social Justice Platitudes | National Review
Idealism may come easier to academics, but reality-based strategies benefit the communities in need. Source link
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The Secrets and Truths of Beyond the Gates | National Review
How CBS and the NAACP cornered themselves. Source link
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The Boys of Summer | National Review
This is baseball practice for my kids, but something else for me. Source link
Lifestyle
The Smithsonian Should Sue but Won’t, the Bayeux Tapestry Shouldn’t Travel but Will | National Review
Also, the Ford Foundation should return to Detroit but won’t — all defying your art critic’s good sense. Source link
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Why I Will Never Be a Free Trader | National Review
A global free market doesn’t care if America remains the preeminent nation on earth, or if it is reduced to one giant soybean farm to feed…
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The American Eagle Ad Is Not That Deep | National Review
It’s about a pretty girl in blue jeans, not the superiority of one race. Source link
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Beware Rationalizations for Leaving Universities the Way They Are | National Review
American universities maintain closed-minded intellectual environments that encourage professors and students to espouse progressive…
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Lee Zeldin’s EPA Liberates American Industry | National Review
The EPA has taken an important deregulatory step forward and struck a blow against judicial overreach. Source link
Culture
Signs of Bad Movie Times | National Review
Plus, the century’s truly best films challenge the paper of record’s unreliable poll. Source link
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The Worst Decision Yet on Funding Planned Parenthood | National Review
The latest decision in the Planned Parenthood case is a sloppy stew of logical fallacies. Source link
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The Fantastically Daft Meltdown over Sydney Sweeney’s Jeans | National Review
It takes a special kind of hysteric to observe a time-tested marketing formula in action and think: eugenics. Source link
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Everyone’s Just Going Crazy | National Review
American mass culture has rapidly been replaced by giant buzzing colonies of internet influencers. Source link
News
‘Scene from a Horror Film’: The Southport Stabbing Spree, One Year Later | National Review
The murders of little girls may have been a practice attempt at mass killing on an even greater scale. Source link
Lifestyle
Take a Vacation Already. The Pope Says So | National Review
And make time for others. Source link
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Ohio Joins the Flat Tax Revolution | National Review
Its new tax will be the second-lowest in the country, which is good for the state and bodes well for the nation. Source link