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‘But Your iPhone’ Conservatism Will Fail | National Review
We must acknowledge that the badges of middle-class life have become harder to achieve, no matter our technological advances. Source link
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Jimmy Lai’s Sham Conviction in Hong Kong | National Review
There may now be a new opportunity to press for his freedom. Source link
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No Heroes in the Oklahoma Grading Controversy | National Review
There’s only one relevant question in a University of Oklahoma probe into a failing grade that became a national story. Source link
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Welcome Back, Chile | National Review
The U.S. has a renewed ally in this South American success story. Source link
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The Bondi Beach Tragedy | National Review
What did Australia’s Labor government think the mob meant by ‘globalize the intifada’? Source link
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A Health Care Opportunity for Republicans | National Review
Let the enhanced subsidies expire, explain to voters that Obamacare is broken, and advance plans to fix it. Source link
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In Europe, Freedom of the Press Is an Illusion | National Review
If European countries want to tout their supposed press freedom, they should stop pointing to a ranking that confuses censorship with…
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What a Bodega Taught the Socialist | National Review
Zohran Mamdani now says he wants to cut red tape for NYC small businesses. He should apply that epiphany across the board. Source link
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The True Toll of Conspiracy Theories | National Review
I witnessed Charlie Kirk’s murder. Conspiracy theorists are only making this heinous act worse. Source link
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The Feasts and Food of Advent | National Review
A season of joyful preparation leads us to Christmas. Source link
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So Jasmine Crockett Is Republicans’ Fault Now? | National Review
Media-amplified allegations that the GOP tricked her into running for Senate give the egotistical Texas rep far too little credit. Source…
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U.S. national park gift shops ordered to purge merchandise promoting DEI
The Trump administration is expanding its crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion by ordering national parks to purge their gift…
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The Florida Highwaymen: Outsider Art, Tourism, and American Landscape | National Review
The fascinating story of black artists whose flamboyant colors, ocean waves, and swaying palms defined Florida for a generation of…
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How Euthanasia Gained a Foothold in Hospice Care | National Review
The concept of hospice was originally sold to the public as a better way to treat patients with terminal disease. The mission has been…
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The Complicated Legacy of Frank Gehry’s Work | National Review
The legendary architect, who died last week, was an artist of self-expression. Source link
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Trump’s China Chip Deal and the Sale of American National Security | National Review
If letting China buy precious tech is detrimental to U.S. interests, that threat is not mitigated by allowing the Treasury to grab a…
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The Mind-Boggling Saga of Kilmar Abrego Garcia | National Review
This seems to have been epic government incompetence. Source link
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Trump’s Tariffs Are Consigning the GOP to an Epochal Electoral Disaster | National Review
The downward trend in the president’s numbers is consistent and alarming. Source link
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Italy's national strike called by main union disrupts transport and school services
ROME (AP) — A national strike called on Friday by Italy’s largest trade union in protest against the government’s budget plans widely…
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From Security Dependent to Civilizational Partner | National Review
Despite the hysteria, the Trump administration’s National Security Strategy seeks a better, healthier relationship with Europe. Source link
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Erika Kirk’s Anger Is Justified | National Review
Recent statements by her and TPUSA have emboldened right-wing influencers to speak out against Candace Owens and the damaging consequences…
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The Elitism of Merrily We Roll Along | National Review
A Sondheim preservation venture against the odds. Source link
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School Districts Are Keeping Parents in the Dark over Social Transitioning | National Review
When it comes to children’s upbringing and education, bureaucrats are again proving they don’t know best. Source link