Category: National Review
How Government Shutdowns Contribute to Political Radicalization
These exercises are not just reckless and ineffectual on their own terms.
Now Can We Stop Pretending That It Was Republicans Who Shut Down the Government?
People who voted against reopening the government, denounced the vote, and vow to fight on were never against the shutdown.
Putting Our Humanity Above Politics
It’s necessary now, especially after last Tuesday’s election results in New York and elsewhere.
Troubles Mount for the ‘British Biased Corporation’
Amid the resignation of senior BBC officials, the debate on how to save the broadcaster rages on.
A Contradictory Composer’s Spiritual Devotion to Craft
British musicologist Emily Kilpatrick’s biography of French composer Maurice Ravel succeeds because it mirrors Ravel’s own approach to work.
<i>Teen Vogue</i> Died a Long Time Ago
By embracing radical political activism, the publication deserted the age group it was created to serve.
Democrats’ Misguided Response to Trump’s Venezuela Policy
Driven by anti-Trump rhetoric, many Democrats have become unwilling — or unable — to stand with Venezuela’s fight for freedom.
Republicans Have a Young Voter Problem
Their struggle with young women is comparable to — or even worse than — the Democrats’ difficulties with young men.
Rembrandt Rules at the Norton Museum in West Palm Beach
Seventeen Rembrandts, masterpieces by his best students, and the Leiden Collection, a pioneer in philanthropy.
