Washington’s Newseum Offered a Lot, but Was Flawed from the Start
Almost every exhibit at the Newseum paled in comparison to Smithsonian counterparts.
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The Impeachment Defense That Doesn’t Work
Steel Tariffs on Turkey?
Pluralism, Liberalism, and Christianity, Continued
Wait, Who Didn’t Like John Bolton?
The Times and Its Errors (and Ours)
‘Silenced’
Antifa – Fascists?
On the Non-Enforcement of Non-Delegation
The Democrats’ Favorite Tax Cut for the Rich
The tax law enacted by Republicans at the end of 2017 capped the federal deduction for state and local taxes. Democrats, especially from high-tax states,…
NR Institute Seeking Regional Fellows in Dallas, San Francisco, and Chicago!
Summer is here. Almost. But think past that a smidge, because it will be October soon, and the question will be, will you be an…
Valerie Plame, Who Worried About ‘America’s Jews,’ Is Running for Congress
In September 2017, Plame got herself in hot water for tweeting out a link to an article headlined, “America’s Jews Are Driving America’s Wars.”
Voting Behind Bars Appears To Be Very Unpopular
Sanders’s argument last week for voting rights for felons has to be one of the worst slippery-slope arguments I’ve ever run across.
New Today in National Review Podcasts: The Great Books, Radio Free California, and The Remnant
Don’t miss the latest episodes of The Great Books, Radio Free California, and The Remnant.