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Pro-Trans Activists Give a Lesson in Intimidation Tactics | National Review
A series of alarming events at Oxford University. Source link
Karmelo Anthony’s Race Doesn’t Matter | National Review
There is no reason to make an open-and-shut murder case into a race-based morality play. Source link
Disclosure Day: An Unequal Sequel | National Review
Spielberg betrays the movies — and himself. Source link
Supreme Court Holds the Line Against Judicially Invented Lawsuits and Legislative History as Law | National Review
A case about who can sue to enforce federal law descended into a bitter battle between Justices Barrett and Jackson over legislative…
The Left’s Citizens United Dishonesty Continues | National Review
Letting the government regulate their political speech won’t turn out the way Democrats think. Source link
The Big Cases Remaining on the Supreme Court’s Docket | National Review
Executive power, transgender sports, and birthright citizenship lead a docket crowded with immigration, gun rights, and election law cases…
The Little Sister, Festival-Circuit Ninja | National Review
Auto-fiction meets social and spiritual realism. Source link
The Tragedy Ireland Repressed | National Review
The greatest tragedy of Irish history is almost never addressed in the Irish arts. Two films from the past decade are an exception. Source…
Gordon Wood’s Honest Approach to History | National Review
With his sober and serious scholarship, the historian was among the last of his generation. Source link
Trump’s Revealing On-Air Meltdown | National Review
When it comes to January 6 and the 2020 election, the president’s insecurities are on full display. Source link
The Mendacity of Graham Platner | National Review
The scandal-plagued Maine Democrat has no record to run on, so voters have only his word. But he has left them no reason to trust anything…
California’s Election System Is a Disgrace | National Review
As the Los Angeles mayoral race shows, the Golden State must deal with serious systemic defects. Source link
‘AI Obsession’ Is a Big Nothing Burger | National Review
Before we know it, worries about AI-besotted partners are going to seem really dated. Source link
A Moral Case for Jeff Bezos’s Wealth | National Review
Entrepreneurs’ access to public goods does not make them unworthy of the value they create. Source link
The Samurai Come to Dallas, Cloisonné, a Spiny Lobster, and a Sake Fountain in Tow | National Review
The flower of Japanese metalwork shines in an impressive collaboration. Source link
Why Are So Many Jews Democrats? | National Review
In this excerpt from her new book, Batya Ungar-Sargon looks into the perplexing phenomenon of Jewish liberalism. Source link
It Will Be Hard for Democrats to Replace Graham Platner | National Review
Pulling a Biden or Torricelli swap will not be that easy. Source link
The Three Faces of Betrayal in Power Ballad | National Review
Form and feeling set modern morality to music. Source link
How the Trump DOJ Extracted a Guilty Plea from John Bolton | National Review
Lawfare and misconduct are not mutually exclusive. Source link
With Graham Platner, Democrats Are Playing with Fire | National Review
Their strategy threatens to burn the party down. Source link
Claudia Sheinbaum Leads Mexico into Confrontation | National Review
Her government is now on a collision course with both the United States and with basic Mexican democratic civics. Source link
Blind Sheikh Sympathizer Adam Hamawy Wins Dem Primary in New Jersey | National Review
The House candidate also reportedly worked with a group later designated by the U.S. government as a front organization for al-Qaeda.…
On Voting for Terrible People | National Review
Moral choices in voting are hard work. Source link