Category: National Review
Classroom Indoctrination Is Alive and Well, Unfortunately
The ‘radical indoctrination’ that Trump supposedly banned persists.
Buckley at 100: Catholicism, Communism, and Conservatism
Editor’s Note: This speech was originally delivered by the author at “The Catholic Bill Buckley Conference,” hosted by the Portsmith…
Newsom’s Prop 50 Could Be at Risk Thanks to Texas Judges
A federal court voted to block Texas’s redistricting. California conservatives should be pleased.
Klimts Make YUGE Bucks at Sotheby’s, and Are Maine’s Aggrieved Penobscots Happy to Let a Masterpiece Rot?
Also in the news, Fabergé’s Winter Egg, with thousands of tiny diamonds, is set to sell at Christie’s.
Iran Drops the Façade of Tolerance Toward Persian Jews
Without consequences or outside pressure, the regime could revert to the same violent persecution that marked the early years of the Islamic Revolution.
Halligan’s ‘Correction’ of the Record Sparks More Intrigue About Comey Indictment
Why did the DOJ create a second indictment document that makes it look like no charge was rejected?
No, Ken Burns, the United States Is Not an Iroquois Nation
The Founders didn’t model us on the Six Nations, and George Washington didn’t tomahawk a Frenchman.
NR Turns 70: A Different Perspective
Thanks to all of you for supporting our sometimes lonely cause. Thanks to my editors for inviting me to write…
The Ukrainians Have Room to Maneuver in Peace Deal Proposal
The plan on offer is better than originally reported. Ukraine should work to make the Russians say no.
The Terms of Ukraine’s Defeat, and Ours
If adopted, the proposed peace plan would yield a victory to Moscow greater than the one it set out to achieve on the battlefield.
