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Sauce for a Snowy Day | National Review
Distant relations and dear friends alike ask for Mom’s spaghetti and meatballs recipe. This past weekend, so did I. Source link
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The Gender Ideology Fight Is Far from Over | National Review
A backlash to the backlash is forming. We can’t be complacent. Source link
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My Deli, My Civilization | National Review
In an age of disintegration, Italian delis are keeping the art of celebrating the rhythms of life alive. Source link
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ECOUNT ERP Product Review: Better Value for Smaller Companies
ECOUNT ERP is a full-featured cloud-hosted enterprise resource planning solution that aims for the small- and mid-scale business sector.…
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The Problem with Trump’s Fraud-Prosecutor Plan | National Review
The credibility of federal law enforcement depends on its not being politicized. Source link
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Kevin Warsh: Hawk or Dove? | National Review
The pick to be Federal Reserve chairman has a history of concern about inflation but more recently has been in harmony with President…
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Is the Latin Mass for Freaks? | National Review
Traditional Catholics are optimistic about their movement, and for good reason: It’s growing. Source link
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The Week: The Alex Pretti Aftermath | National Review
Plus: America’s historically low murder rate. Source link
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Hollywood’s Academy Commits 16 Sins | National Review
Embarrassing stats for the mediocre Sinners. Source link
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Bozell at 100 | National Review
The National Review editor and Goldwater ghostwriter showed the importance of principles — and reexamining them. Source link
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Renoir Drawings Raises a Question: Did Even Renoir Think His Drawings Were Important? | National Review
Plus, a great Caravaggio and Bellini as special guests. Source link
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Can the Feds Really Prosecute the Minnesota Church Protesters? | National Review
Conservatives should be wary of supporting a federal prosecution like this. Source link
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The Annual Census Update Shows a Redder America | National Review
Declining net migration and a continuing shift to the red states is redrawing America’s political map. Source link
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Like January 6, Minnesota Is a Test of American National Sovereignty | National Review
ICE tactics are the pretext; the real issue is whether states can make themselves no-go zones immune from federal law. Source link
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Minnesota’s Campaign for Interposition and Nullification | National Review
More than 200 years after the Kentucky Resolutions, a version of nullification still lives. Source link
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The Second Amendment Role Reversal | National Review
The truth is, legally, Alex Pretti was within his rights to have his gun on his person; but that doesn’t mean his actions were prudent.…
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Can the University of Austin Be Replicated? | National Review
Its slimmed-down finances could prove as significant as its curriculum. Source link
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Rahm Emanuel Wants to Bite the Hand of the Aged Beltway Establishment | National Review
He’s advancing the idea that one person’s wisdom garnered through age is another person’s calcified thinking. Source link
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Canadian Media Outlets Help Whip Up U.S. Invasion Fears | National Review
This is counterproductive. Source link
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‘Equal Representation’ Should Mean Equal Representation for American Citizens | National Review
Restoring a citizenship question to the U.S. census would help rectify imbalances in congressional representation. Source link
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Mr. Market’s Take on American Art: The Oracle Speaks During Americana Week in New York Auctions | National Review
Auctions and the Winter Show at the Armory hint at the strength of the market for old American art. Source link
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Don’t Let the Board of Peace Succumb to Mission Creep | National Review
To hear the president and his allies speak of it, it is a United Nations in miniature — one under the president’s control. Source link