The U.K.’s Double Standard on Free Expression
11:04am By Abigail AnthonyThe two-tier discrepancies are visible at every level of the legal system.Ivy Leaguers Aren’t Auto Workers
6:30am By Dominic PinoBut federal law allows them to unionize as if they are, at least for now.The 25 Greatest Mets of the Last 25 Years
6:30am By W.C. ByrneA long-suffering fan surveys the last quarter century of Metropolitans baseball — and brings receipts.Confronting the Iranian Regime Helps the Women It Oppresses
6:30am By Anne LordIsraeli and American efforts to degrade the military, nuclear, and oppressive capabilities of the regime demonstrate solidarity with the nation’s women.The Un-Superman
6:30am By Armond WhiteReel vs. real politics finally confessed.The Week: Epstein Revisited
6:30am By NR EditorsPlus: President Trump attacks the Fed chairman that President Trump appointed.California’s High-Speed Boondoggle
6:30am By The EditorsThe Trump administration’s move to cut off federal funding for the doomed rail project is well justified.Join the New Media Revolution
6:30am By Caroline DowneyNational Review is adapting to meet the moment.Is Mossad Run by Morons?
6:30am By Rich LowryIt makes no sense that the Israeli intelligence service would have relied on Jeffrey Epstein.Congress Should Do More to Unwind the Government’s Student Loan Boondoggle
6:30am By Andrew GillenThe recently passed megabill made important improvements to higher ed lending. But further reforms are necessary.Why Adam Smith Would Hate the Remittance Tax
6:30am By Brayden MyersA government secure in its liberty and confident in its citizens does not tax generosity.Why Tariffs (Probably) Won’t Cause Inflation (But Still Raise Prices)
Thu 8:10pm By Dominic PinoNot all bad economic policy is inflationary, and not causing inflation doesn’t make economic policy good.In Congress, Two Paths Emerge for Republicans on Immigration
Thu 6:16pm By John R. PuriBorder security is a settled issue, but the questions of what to do with legal immigration and long-term illegal residents still divide the party.Everything That’s Going On
Thu 5:13pm By Charles C. W. CookeSomething has gone Deeply Wrong in the United States since November of last year.The Quest to Hold Hamas Accountable for Sexual Violence
Thu 2:35pm By Haley StrackWhen and if terrorists now detained in Israel are prosecuted, they should be charged with sexual violence, authors of a new report advise.The Biden Autopen Scandal
Thu 9:44am By The EditorsIt keeps getting worse.The End Is Still Near
Thu 6:30am By Will SwaimBirth rates are falling, but Paul Ehrlich, who famously coined the term ‘the population bomb,’ is unmoved by the data.Hospitals Can’t Keep Hiding Their Prices from Patients
Thu 6:30am By John KennedyMany Americans have no way of knowing how much a hospital will charge them for a routine procedure until weeks later when the bill arrives in the mail.Berthe Weill: Tigress Dealer for the Young Picasso, Matisse, and Chagall
Thu 6:30am By Brian T. AllenMontreal’s fine-arts museum rediscovers Paris’s premiere talent spotter.Why the Fed Should Cut Rates Now
Thu 6:30am By Paul WinfreeThe economy is poised to grow. The job now falls to the Fed and Treasury to cut, sell, and coordinate before the window of opportunity closes.
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