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A Syllabus of Conservative Thought | National Review
My crash course, in seven units. Source link
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The Trump Administration Should Articulate and Defend Its Tariff Game Plan | National Review
The team has approached its most distinctive economic policy in a way that maximizes its ability to negotiate, but not its ability to play…
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RFK Jr. Is Right About ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ | National Review
The HHS secretary, to say the least, isn’t always very careful about evidence, but, on this one, the most painstaking research is on his…
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Are These Iran Protests Different? | National Review
The Iranian people are at the end of their rope, and they’re letting their dissatisfaction be known. Source link
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2025: A Year in Reading | National Review
If there was one bookshelf theme this year, it was liberals discovering the concept of abundance. Source link
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What Is Somaliland, and Do We Have to Care About It? | National Review
Israel’s recognition of the breakaway state could upend a sclerotic status quo in the region. Source link
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Ben Sasse Reminds Us That Life Is Precious | National Review
The former senator announced last week that he has advanced cancer and does not expect to survive. Source link
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Gender-Affirming Care Ignores Human Physiology | National Review
Medical elites are redefining health. The human body didn’t get the memo. Source link
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The Cookies of Christmas Past and Present | National Review
My plan: to make ten recipes over the course of a week. Source link
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France’s Populist Surge Is a Cautionary Tale for America’s Right | National Review
Populism can win elections, but without fiscal discipline, it risks perpetuating the very welfare bloat it rails against. Source link
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Mixed Vaccine Messages Threaten Trump’s Agenda and Republicans’ Electoral Outlook | National Review
Polls show that strong majorities of voters — including Trump supporters — think vaccines are forces for good. Source link
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Bring Back Snow Days | National Review
A day of sledding, snowmen, and sleeping in offers more benefits than drawbacks. Source link
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Who Is the Radical? | National Review
Muslim jihadists’ actions are consistent with centuries-old sharia law. Source link
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50 Years After the Edmund Fitzgerald, It’s Time to Fix American Shipbuilding | National Review
More U.S.-built cargo ships would help revitalize the country’s industrial landscape. Source link
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New Year’s Wants, with a Nod to William Blake | National Review
Hoping for the best at two biennial shows, and will your art critic get to the new Grand Egyptian Museum? Source link
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The Left’s Hypocrisy Problem with Energy and Affordability | National Review
Democrats talk a big game on bringing down costs, but in reality, their energy approach raises the price of everything. Source link
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Trump Targets the Islamic State in Nigeria | National Review
The U.S. launched Tomahawk cruise missiles at two Islamic State bases, and the administration is claiming the deaths of multiple…
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Netflix Clings to DEI | National Review
Young white men today not only know that the world is unfair, but that it is unfair for the benefit of others by design. Source link
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I Love Stupid Christmas Chick Flicks | National Review
I don’t mind when every conflict is solved by hot cocoa and premarital eye contact. Source link
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Father Christmas and the War for Middle-earth | National Review
For Christmas 1941, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis sought to find the light amid a dark season. Source link
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What Is the American Heritage? | National Review
The static American bloodline that nationalists wish to defend against immigration has always been a fiction. Source link
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O Holy Night | National Review
The true king has launched his final attack on the pretenders ruling this world. Rejoice! Source link
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The Miraculous Song Sung Blue | National Review
Craig Brewer celebrates Neil Diamond’s ecumenical working-class pop. Source link