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The Countdown to Conflict with Venezuela Looks Nothing Like the Run-Up to the Iran Strikes | National Review
The Trump administration hasn’t been straight with the public in this case, and voters have noticed. Source link
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Major Supreme Court disputes await rulings on tariffs, National Guard and gerrymandered maps
It's still early in the new term, but the Supreme Court already has several major legal battles teed up for rulings that could shape…
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Are Americans a People with a Creed, or a Creed-Made People? | National Review
An argument from JD Vance’s nomination speech continues to stir debate. Source link
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A Blueprint for Ukrainian Surrender | National Review
The draft proposal represents a betrayal for Ukraine and a humiliation for the West. Source link
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Trump’s Terrorist Designation of Muslim Brotherhood Sends Right Message | National Review
Though it isn’t a sweeping designation for the entire organization, the administration has taken a good first step. Source link
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Ken Burns Is Completely Wrong About the Iroquois | National Review
The Iroquois confederation wasn’t even a democracy. Leaders were selected by women elders, whose status was hereditary. Source link
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The James Comey and Letitia James Cases Go Away, for Now | National Review
Comey’s pending motions could be key. Source link
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Witness the Catastrophic Results of Identity Theft by Illegal Immigrants | National Review
Dan Kluver’s life was upended, and he’s not alone. Source link
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Let’s Hope the Russia–Ukraine Peace Proposal Improves | National Review
Pressing for a pseudo peace acceptable in practice only to Moscow would likely be a catastrophe with consequences that would be felt well…
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The DEI Disconnect Between Actual Doctors and the Medical Elite | National Review
Physicians are not on board with the medical establishment’s ideological obsessions, a new survey indicates. Source link
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We’re Not Off the Hook Regarding Nigeria | National Review
The persecuted deserve more from us. Source link
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Maestro of American Conservatism: The Enduring Relevance of William F. Buckley Jr. | National Review
He not only came to personify conservatism; he also explained it and articulately defended it, elevating our public discourse along the…
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Israel Must Be Self-Sufficient, for Its Own Sake | National Review
U.S. taxpayer-funded assistance to Israel has become a cudgel. Source link
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Classroom Indoctrination Is Alive and Well, Unfortunately | National Review
The ‘radical indoctrination’ that Trump supposedly banned persists. Source link
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When Myths Become Media ‘Facts’ | National Review
What excuse is there today for anyone not to double-check? Source link
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Farewell, MTG (for Now) | National Review
For all the talk of splits within MAGA, President Trump still has the power to vaporize entrenched Republican members of Congress. Source…
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Dennis Prager’s Unbreakable Spirit | National Review
His survival after a terrible accident one year ago is a summons — to continue defending faith, moral clarity, and the American value…
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A Penne for Your Thoughts | National Review
The sky is the limit when you have semolina, warm water, and an hour or two to spare. Source link
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Canada's Easternmost National Park Is An Underrated Gem With Pristine Stargazing
Looking for a hidden gem with rugged coastlines and some of the clearest night skies in Canada? Terra Nova National Park, tucked on the…
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No, Ken Burns, the United States Is Not an Iroquois Nation | National Review
The Founders didn’t model us on the Six Nations, and George Washington didn’t tomahawk a Frenchman. Source link
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Halligan’s ‘Correction’ of the Record Sparks More Intrigue About Comey Indictment | National Review
Why did the DOJ create a second indictment document that makes it look like no charge was rejected? Source link
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Iran Drops the Façade of Tolerance Toward Persian Jews | National Review
Without consequences or outside pressure, the regime could revert to the same violent persecution that marked the early years of the…
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Klimts Make YUGE Bucks at Sotheby’s, and Are Maine’s Aggrieved Penobscots Happy to Let a Masterpiece Rot? | National Review
Also in the news, Fabergé’s Winter Egg, with thousands of tiny diamonds, is set to sell at Christie’s. Source link
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Newsom’s Prop 50 Could Be at Risk Thanks to Texas Judges | National Review
A federal court voted to block Texas’s redistricting. California conservatives should be pleased. Source link