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Your Robot Carer Can Help | National Review
As the population ages, opportunities to complement caregivers with AI and robotics abound. Source link
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March for Life’s Miscalculation | National Review
The invitation to speak at Friday’s march prematurely offers Vice President Vance the imprimatur of the pro-life movement. Source link
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EU Parliament sends Mercosur deal for court review
The European Parliament has voted to refer the long-negotiated EU-Mercosur trade agreement to the bloc’s highest court, a move that could…
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Vance Will Have to Choose Between Tucker and the Presidency | National Review
Sooner or later, the ambitious vice president will need to decide which he values more. Source link
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The Cost of Humoring Trump Comes Due | National Review
As his Greenland myopia further strains the postwar order, MAGA International and D.C. Republicans alike feel the consequences. Source link
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After Being Excoriated by Trump-Appointed Judge, Halligan Is Removed by DOJ | National Review
Rather than answer their vitriol ‘tit-for-tat,’ Judge Novak turned to, and shredded, ‘the few points’ raised by the DOJ that resembled…
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In Venezuela, Which Leader Will Trump Choose? | National Review
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez has the early advantage, but democratic María Corina Machado offers better long-term prospects. Source link
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Young Mothers Delivers Europe’s Future | National Review
The Dardenne brothers document social development. Source link
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The Largest Tariffs Are on American Job Creation | National Review
A lesson for 2026: Protectionism delivers economic harm without the promised gains. Source link
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Does Trump Need a Portrait of James K. Polk? | National Review
If cold-eyed American expansionism is the theme, there are few better representatives than the eleventh president. Source link
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How Iowa Can Defend Property Rights Through Property Tax Reform | National Review
Governor Reynolds understands that the only way to protect homeowners is to limit local governments’ spending. Source link
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Trump’s Reckless Greenland Antics | National Review
The president needs to calm down. Source link
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Trump settles scores in epic review of year in office
A year in his second term in office has done little to cool President Trump's yen for settling scores with opponents, as he used a White…
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Gaza Peace Process Hits ‘Phase Two’ Trouble | National Review
Trump’s dream of transforming Gaza into a seaside resort community will come to nothing if Hamas resists pacification. Source link
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Handle the Renee Good Shooting by the Book | National Review
That is, investigate it, before making any decision on charges. Source link
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Trump at Year One | National Review
The president has governed at a frenzied pace that has produced some real successes, but he also exceeded his authority to advance…
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Youngkin’s ‘Common Sense’ Legacy in Virginia | National Review
Glenn Youngkin’s single term was easily one of the most successful of any governor in recent memory. Source link
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It’s Time to Ditch ‘Disparate Impact Theory’ — and Biden’s Weaponization of Civil Rights Law | National Review
HUD has proposed a rule to end the agency’s use of this pernicious legal doctrine. Source link
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Let the Pro-Life Movement Declare Independence | National Review
The Republican Party’s leadership has made its choice. Pro-lifers need to make theirs. Source link
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Education Remains the Key to Good Citizenship | National Review
No matter whether you’re an immigrant or a native-born American, education instills the love of country that we all ought to have. Source…
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Pro-Lifers Still Need to Be Heard in Washington | National Review
The mixed record of the second Trump administration and the GOP Congress on life suggests that pro-lifers still have work to do in…
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It’s Way Past Time to Retire the International Space Station | National Review
With sky-high costs for minimal returns, the ISS has failed on both the geopolitical and scientific research fronts. Source link
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The NEA Doubles Down on Failing ‘Restorative Discipline’ | National Review
America’s largest teachers’ union acknowledges a school violence crisis but refuses to try to improve it. Source link
