Category: National Review
Business, Beware — Lina Khan Has a New Crusade in New York
Get ready for Soviet-style centralized control.
Court Ruling Strikes a Blow Against Civil Rights Enforcement
A misapplication of the First Amendment has led to an injustice.
Is Bondi Saying Her DOJ’s Prior ‘Exhaustive’ Epstein Review Was a Sham?
The Justice Department is in the business of investigating crime, not the business of conducting political opposition research.
Don’t Let Anti-Immigrant Sentiment Turn America Against People
Don’t try to solve housing shortages or worker frustrations by having fewer Americans.
An Addiction to Euphemism Is Corrupting Journalism — and Our Language
There are special-interest groups that move from newsroom to newsroom, offering style ‘tips’ to enforce favorable coverage of their pet causes.
The Democrats’ Epstein Dud
President Trump’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was embarrassing, but the latest releases contain no smoking gun.
Americans Love <em>Back to the Future</em> — but Do We Understand Why?
The film speaks to a deep truth we know in our bones, even if we can’t always articulate it.
When It Comes to Abridged Books, Just Say No
Children deserve to enjoy a book in full, even when it challenges them.
The War on Plastic Is Getting Out of Hand
We can rethink plastic waste solutions without draconian bans on effective cups, bags, and forks.
