Category: National Review
The Complicated Legacy of Frank Gehry’s Work
The legendary architect, who died last week, was an artist of self-expression.
How Euthanasia Gained a Foothold in Hospice Care
The concept of hospice was originally sold to the public as a better way to treat patients with terminal disease. The mission has been hijacked.
The Florida Highwaymen: Outsider Art, Tourism, and American Landscape
The fascinating story of black artists whose flamboyant colors, ocean waves, and swaying palms defined Florida for a generation of tourists.
Trump’s Tariffs Are Consigning the GOP to an Epochal Electoral Disaster
The downward trend in the president’s numbers is consistent and alarming.
Erika Kirk’s Anger Is Justified
Recent statements by her and TPUSA have emboldened right-wing influencers to speak out against Candace Owens and the damaging consequences of conspiratorial thinking.
From Security Dependent to Civilizational Partner
Despite the hysteria, the Trump administration’s National Security Strategy seeks a better, healthier relationship with Europe.
On Obamacare, Trump Already Showed Republicans the Way
Senate Republicans should quit trying to expand it.
It’s the Incentives, Stupid
From college kids with ‘disabilities’ to the Minnesota fraudsters, we see the results when society or government confers benefits on certain groups or behaviors.
