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Applying Iraq’s Hardest Lessons to Iran | National Review
While Iran is not Iraq 2.0, it requires a disciplined approach and a clear plan for the future. Source link
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The GOP Can Still Avoid Shooting Itself in the Foot in Texas | National Review
Democratic voters showed discipline in rejecting their own flashy bomb thrower in favor of a plausible statewide candidate. Will…
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California Told Us to Deceive Parents, but We Said No | National Review
Teachers shouldn’t be forced to lie to parents about their child’s asserted gender identity. Source link
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What the Founders’ Drinking Habits Have to Do with Gun Rights | National Review
Justice Gorsuch raised the issue during oral arguments this week. Source link
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The Age of Missile Defense | National Review
We now know that all the scorn that has been poured on missile defense over the years was perverse and wrong. Source link
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Iran’s Last-Stand Strategy | National Review
The regime’s armed forces are mounting the very offensive that was expected to accompany the theocracy’s final moments. Source link
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Over Iran, U.S. and Israeli Aircraft Fly as Equals | National Review
Israel has emerged as the Middle East’s preeminent military power just as the U.S. seeks to reduce its permanent footprint in the region.…
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Should Trump Have Authorized Khamenei’s Assassination? | National Review
A familiar historical example might shed some light on the wisdom of the decision. Source link
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What Should Our Justice System Do with Lower-Level Offenders? | National Review
Modest reforms can reduce crime, whereas big bets often backfire. Source link
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Iran Chose the Hard Way | National Review
We watch the awesome display of American military might with humility, and wish Trump and the U.S. military every success. Source link
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On Anthropic, Trump Administration Revives Bill of Attainder–Style Extortion | National Review
This is thuggish behavior. Source link
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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