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A Walk Along the Fault Lines
Remembering longtime National Review senior editor David Pryce-Jones. Source link
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Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts Goes Big and Goes Winslow Homer in a Splendid Show
The museum displays all of its nearly 50 Homer watercolors, saluting Homer, Boston’s native son, and more than a century of collecting.…
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A West Coast Mamdani
Like her East Coast counterpart, Seattle’s mayor-elect fails to understand how wealth and scarcity work. Source link
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The Terrorism Confusion in the Caribbean
The president of the United States has no unilateral authority to use military force in the absence of a legitimate armed conflict. Source…
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The Los Angeles Times Misses the Forest Fire Scandal for the Trees
The real story is not ‘climate change.’ Source link
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Blue States Love Food Stamp Funding but Refuse to Tell Washington How It’s Spent
SNAP is clearly a program ripe for abuse, and that should be a matter of public debate and disclosure. Source link
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Judge Talwani Still Bending Over Backwards for Planned Parenthood
More results-driven hackery from Planned Parenthood’s favorite judge. Source link
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‘Hijra’ Review: A Disappearance Reveals a Society’s Strictures in Potent Saudi Drama
It takes a detour from a pilgrimage to Mecca to uncover true enlightenment in “Hijra,” Shahad Ameen’s compelling sophomore feature, in…
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Grand Jury Refuses to Reindict Letitia James
Bondi should try to persuade her headstrong boss that enough is enough. Source link
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Trump Is Right on Gas-Powered Cars
The administration’s rollback is another sign that the climate panic is receding. Source link
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Green Energy’s Problems Go Beyond Messaging
If well-funded environmentalists are losing the information war, maybe it’s time for them to look inward. Source link
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The Double Tap Isn’t the Issue
The debate should be about whether the ‘war on drugs’ is literal or not. Source link
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The Laissez-Faire Sexism of Kill Bill Redux
How Tarantino inspired the race fantasies of wanton boys. Source link
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‘100 Nights of Hero’ Review: A Mischievous Fairytale Laid Low by Its Withheld Approach
Resplendent in costume and production design, but shaky in overall execution, the star-studded fantasy romance “100 Nights of Hero” is the…
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Trump Pumps Up the Gas
The administration is right to abandon Joe Biden’s electric-vehicle mandate. Source link
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Trump Puts Consumers Back in the Driver’s Seat
The administration’s rollback of electric-vehicle mandates and unrealistic mpg standards will increase efficiency in the car market.…
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What Survivor Can Teach Us About the Government
America’s politics now run like a reality show — and the villains keep winning. Source link
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The Budget Crunch Is Coming. States Must Adjust Their Spending Accordingly
The trend toward budget shortfalls is unmistakable. Source link
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A Farewell to the Separation of Powers?
With Trump v. Slaughter, presidential power may grow larger than ever before. Source link
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A Catfight in a Snake Pit in Philly’s Art Museum
While crazies quarrel in the City of Brotherly Love, Boston’s MFA does a superb Winslow Homer show . . . What does it all have to do with…
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A Fair Accounting of Pete Hegseth’s Role in the Caribbean Boat Strike
There are plenty of reasons to doubt the Washington Post, but that does not make the Trump administration’s military campaign prudent or…
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Netflix’s ‘The Abandons’ Stars Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey in a Half-Hearted, Oddly Thin Revisionist Western: TV Review
It’s so common these days for TV shows to bloat themselves beyond all reason — more than three years later, I think I’m still watching the…