Sloan Rachmuth is an investigative journalist and political commentator covering conservative politics and U.S.–Israel relations. She is the director of Pen & Shield Media and host of the NC Political ...
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Matt Winesett

Centerville, Virginia. What the 1947 novel has to say about our coronavirus challenge. In his last book, he makes a compelling conservative argument for liberal democracy. © 2026 National Review Newsl ...
Yet Californians still have a chance to partially salvage the situation by voting down the wealth tax on Tuesday, ... Notice: We’re moving to a new subscription system and building a new ...
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Family

The first batch of names are of the Clancy children. The second, the Yates children. They are all the names of young children killed by their mothers. Marriage and motherhood remain the most stable ...
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Here Comes Santa Claus

‐ Carlo springs for a $50 gift, which comes with free praise: “Charles Cooke is a fine is a fine writer and author. His is the first article I look for in NR and First Freedom. And, it’s obvious that ...
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Dinner with a Seer

Very, very few economists have been vindicated by events in the Greek chapter of the euro crisis. The one who has earned the most honour is Bernard Connolly.
Alaska Republicans are right to cry foul, but the Justice Department doesn’t have good legal grounds to throw out an election over a sham candidate.
The DOJ had previously said it would not unseal the affidavit, arguing that the release would interfere with the ongoing criminal investigation.
A new report links Democratic operatives to efforts to recruit Sullivan in an effort to confuse supporters of the incumbent with the same name.
So, by all means, this is exactly the moment to break a 95-year precedent and run a front-page editorial making the case for reforms that would not have prevented these murders, have no chance of ...
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Nat Brown

Nat Brown is a former deputy Web editor of Foreign Affairs and a former deputy managing editor of National Review Online. How the slop-ridden professional social network confirms Magnifica Humanitas ...
Obama’s thoroughly politicized Justice Department worked overtime to search for information about Trump but wouldn’t lift a finger to help the FBI investigate Hillary Clinton.