The Never-Ending War over Gun Statistics
John Lott’s latest is a handbook of useful numbers.
NRPLUS Member Articles
Marvelous Millet, in St. Louis
We can debate his influence on modernists, but a new retrospective of his work shows his enduring appeal.
Congress Moves to Shore Up Our Crumbling National Parks
The Great American Outdoors Act won’t solve the problem all by itself, but it’s a good first step.
How Can You Not Love the Go-Go’s?
The Go-Go’s remain the only all-female band that played their own instruments and wrote their own songs to make it to the top of the album chart.
Music for all, &c.
On blind auditions, Trader Joe’s, Donald Trump, Brooks Koepka, WFB, and more.
Limiting Gun Rights While Defunding Police Is a Recipe for Disaster
If gun-control advocates get their way, law-enforcement officers and ordinary citizens alike will be powerless to stop violent crime.
To Curb Polarization, Everyone Must Accept a Possibility of Temporary Loss
Aversion to one-party rule is a valuable sentiment.
The Two Chinas
To the West, the country may appear to be a rising global superpower. In truth, it’s an aging, dysfunctional, slowly crumbling totalitarian machine.
No, Susan Collins Is Not a Trumpist Stooge
The Lincoln Project attacks the Maine senator — and fails to engage with the facts of her career.
What or Who Decides This Election?
COVID progress, riot fatigue, Durham indictments, Biden’s brain . . . By November, several factors may be trending in Trump’s favor — if he lets them.