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AI-Driven Education Would Be a Disaster for Students | National Review
Education measured only by efficiency produces students who are excellent at completing tasks mindlessly. Source link
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California Puts $5 Billion at Risk over Gender Scheme in Schools | National Review
A federal investigation finds that the state government elbowed parents aside in order to keep students’ gender-transition plans secret.…
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The ‘Ins’ and ‘Outs’ of American Politics | National Review
As Willi Schlamm observed decades ago, the main division in politics is between who’s in the in-crowd and who’s not. Source link
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If the ‘Talking Filibuster’ Means Anything, It Would Irrevocably Change the Senate for the Worse | National Review
Lowering the bar from 60 senators to 51 would be a bonanza for Democrats. For what? Source link
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Canada Needs a Culture Shock | National Review
The euthanasia-embracing nation’s problems go well beyond hockey. Source link
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The Great Inversion | National Review
Economic policy has conflated supply and demand. Source link
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Trump’s Supersized State of the Union | National Review
As a matter of performance, it often had the feel of a rally inside the congressional chamber. Source link
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John Marshall Didn’t Invent Judicial Review | National Review
The judicial power, and duty, to invalidate unconstitutional laws wasn’t the work of one inventive judge. Source link
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We Need a Vote on Iran | National Review
A decision as consequential as this one deserves a real debate in Congress. Source link
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An ‘Acceptable War’ | National Review
Why does the MAGA base now seem to approve of an approach to war they supposedly sought to reject? Source link
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States Should Put Workers First with Private Sector Labor Reforms | National Review
It’s no accident that right-to-work states have the highest net domestic population growth. Source link
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Populism Is Having a Moment in Australia | National Review
Will it last? Only if the country’s One Nation party can avoid the pitfalls experienced by other populist parties. Source link
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Don’t Prosecute Women for Abortion | National Review
While defending unborn children is essential, criminalizing women who have abortions is no way to show compassion. Source link
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Food of the Future? I’ll Pass | National Review
Meat simulations won’t convince our tastebuds. Source link
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How America Quietly Made Nuclear Power Great Again | National Review
The benefits of an expedited nuclear reactor approval process are coming closer to fruition. Source link
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Liu > Gu | National Review
The American figure skater’s performance off the ice stands in stark contrast with that of the California-born, China-embracing skier.…
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Collateral Damage for the Coal Industry? | National Review
A lawsuit over ESG policies could have unintended consequences. Source link
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Mamdani’s Utopian Vision Faces Reality | National Review
The socialist superstar is already threatening to hike the property taxes of middle-class New Yorkers. Source link
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America’s Earliest Outdoor Photographs Shown at Hartford’s Wadsworth Atheneum | National Review
Your critic wanted to see this lovely show so much that he put his contempt for the museum’s trustees in abeyance for a day. Source link
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Following Munich, the U.S.–European Relationship Faces a Key Moment | National Review
In the face of EU chest-puffing, it shouldn’t be surprising that the U.S. is willing to take a fighting stance in Europe. Source link
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The Interest Rate Panic Is Historically Illiterate | National Review
Outside of periods of global catastrophe, rates have long been considerably higher than they are now. Source link
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Two More Trans Killers Carry Out Atrocities | National Review
There are dots here that should be connected. Source link
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AOC’s Risible Performance | National Review
AOC’s time at the Munich conference was another reminder that no matter how much she is billed as a rising star, she is still callow and…