Help NR Keep Yelling ‘Stop!’
The ideas that underpin the U.S. have to be fought for — day in and day out.
The Real Democratic Agenda: To Impeach Trump
It’s all that holds the different factions of the party together.
The Senate Intelligence Committee Is Right to Subpoena Donald Trump Jr.
Let Congress do its job.
The Case for Being Born
From radical feminists to radical environmentalists, the word has come down: Children are not the future, but the future’s enemies.
Liberals Begin to Revolt against ‘Rock Stupid’ Homelessness Policies
The idea that vagrancy should be legalized was shot down by a resounding 83 percent of Denver voters.
Russiagate: Law in the Service of Partisan Politics
This is an exquisitely planned political campaign.
Stop Hijacking Students’ Grief after School Shootings
In praise of the mourners who walked out of the STEM School vigil
Did Maximum Security Win the Kentucky Derby? Law and Economics Says . . . Maybe
Law and economics’ seemingly simple, but profound, insight is that legal sanctions create incentives to promote or deter certain behavior.
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Liberals Begin to Revolt against ‘Rock Stupid’ Homelessness Policies
In a referendum last week, the idea that vagrancy should be legalized was shot down by a resounding 83 percent of Denver voters.
Help NR Keep Yelling ‘Stop!’
The ideas that underpin the United States have to be fought for — day in and day out, without respite, without falter, and without exception.
The Case for Being Born
From radical feminists to radical environmentalists, the word has come down: Children are not the future, but the future’s enemies.
No, Georgia’s Heartbeat Bill Won’t Imprison Women Who Have Abortions
Georgia's heartbeat bill cannot be used to prosecute a woman for ending her own pregnancy.
Alyssa Milano Calls for ‘Sex Strike’ to Protest Pro-Life Law
The actress concedes the obvious fact that abstinence is the only guaranteed way to avoid pregnancy and thus to avoid a situation where a woman wants an abortion.
Stop Hijacking Students’ Grief after School Shootings
In praise of the mourners who walked out of the STEM School vigil
Russiagate: Law in the Service of Partisan Politics
This is an exquisitely planned political campaign.
Tommy at Fifty">The Who’s Tommy at Fifty
The original rock opera holds up impressively well after half a century.
The Real Democratic Agenda: To Impeach Trump
It’s all that holds the different factions of the party together.
William Hunter’s Wonderful Cabinet of Curiosities
Yale’s British Art Center will rivet even kids, with its display of the Scottish doctor’s shells, bones, axes, Roman coins, and drawings of body parts galore.
Did Maximum Security Win the Kentucky Derby? Law and Economics Says . . . Maybe
Law and economics’ seemingly simple, but profound, insight is that legal sanctions create incentives to promote or deter certain behavior.
Miles to Go and Yep, No Sleeping Until We Arrive
We have promises to keep, promises made by Bill Buckley in 1955, which include being relentless in fighting socialism.
Valerie Plame, Who Worried About ‘America’s Jews,’ Is Running for Congress
In September 2017, Plame got herself in hot water for tweeting out a link to an article headlined, “America’s Jews Are Driving America’s Wars.”
Texas LGBTQ Caucus Kills ‘Save Chick-fil-A’ Bill
The Texas House's newly-formed LGBTQ caucus on Friday successfully blocked legislation introduced by Republicans to prevent religious discrimination.
The Red Sox and the Norm-Shattering Left
The Red Sox boycott is the latest discomfiting incident of professional athletes declining to participate in White House ceremonies honoring champions.
2020 Watch
Reagan on Biden
What did America's 40th president think of the man trying to become its 46th?
What If Joe Biden . . . Really Is the Strongest Option for Democrats?
Fans of Joe Biden who contend that he's the only one who's “electable” have another small but intriguing bit of data to support their view.
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Don’t Assume Millennials and Generation Z Have Given Up on Capitalism
Younger voters present an opportunity for the Right.
John Updike Saw the World as It Was
A review of John Updike: Novels 1959–1965, edited by Christopher Carduff.
One for the Sniffer
The case for Biden has little to do with his policies, whatever they might be.
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