Category: National Review
Education Remains the Key to Good Citizenship
No matter whether you’re an immigrant or a native-born American, education instills the love of country that we all ought to have.
Let the Pro-Life Movement Declare Independence
The Republican Party’s leadership has made its choice. Pro-lifers need to make theirs.
It’s Time to Ditch ‘Disparate Impact Theory’ — and Biden’s Weaponization of Civil Rights Law
HUD has proposed a rule to end the agency’s use of this pernicious legal doctrine.
Youngkin’s ‘Common Sense’ Legacy in Virginia
Glenn Youngkin’s single term was easily one of the most successful of any governor in recent memory.
Trump’s Hard Line Should Not Have a China Exception
Xi’s intimidation campaign has been effective so far, but the nation he leads is not actually a peer power.
An Inauspicious Start for Bari Weiss at CBS News
Her directive to ‘be the news’ reflects the precise opposite of what the industry needs to do.
The NEA Doubles Down on Failing ‘Restorative Discipline’
America’s largest teachers’ union acknowledges a school violence crisis but refuses to try to improve it.
It’s Way Past Time to Retire the International Space Station
With sky-high costs for minimal returns, the ISS has failed on both the geopolitical and scientific research fronts.
Elephants Crowd the Room as Chemical Abortion Gets a Senate Hearing
Some would prefer to ignore these inconvenient truths.
Covid Concealment Shows Why Congress Must Act to Protect Public Health
Secret NIH communications underscore the need for more independent oversight of risky scientific research.
