Politics
During a Visit to the Biennale, the Good, the Bad, and the Bungled | National Review
The State Department delivers a dud for America 250. Source link
Data Centers Use Little Water, So Where Does It All Go? | National Review
In arid states where water is running low, irrigation is close to the whole ballgame. Source link
When the Revolution Almost Died in Brooklyn | National Review
The Battle of Long Island required a stroke of providence to stave off disaster for the American cause less than two months after independence was declared. Source link
Full Contact with an Ancient Game | National Review
On introducing my kids to my father’s favorite sport. Source link
AOC Is Damaged Goods | National Review
Partisan Democrats may have forgotten all the baggage Ocasio-Cortez carries into 2028. Perhaps they could use a refresher. Source link
Spare America from the ‘Noblesse Oblige’ of This DSA Duchess | National Review
Were Grace Ryan’s approach to prevail, the cultural consequences would be catastrophic. Source link
Clarence Thomas, Going Further by Standing Alone | National Review
Senator Ted Cruz reflects on Justice Thomas’s extraordinary character. Source link
Public Pension Trustees Need New Laws to Remember Whose Money It Is | National Review
Existing standards to focus strictly on pecuniary factors have proven insufficient. Source link
The Pointless Trade War with Canada | National Review
Our country’s close friendship with its resource-rich and strategically located northern neighbor is going to take a long time to repair. Source link
Why Democrats Can’t Moderate on Abortion | National Review
The party’s embrace of ‘access’ as the ultimate goal of abortion policy leaves no room for moderation. Source link
