America’s most influential, widely read magazine and website for conservative political news, commentary, and opinion, National Review, has partnered with the Independent Women’s Forum, a leading conservative voice for women, to host a series of debates on the issues facing women today. We hope you will join us for this exiting new venture.

Is there a war on women? Or is there a war on men? How can we move beyond dueling wars of the sexes? National Review and the Independent Women’s Forum will tackle these questions in our debut Mad Women Debate September 19, 2013. 

Pre-register at: madwomendebate.eventbrite.com

October 16: High Noon Debate on Education

November 5: High Noon Debate on the 2014 Elections

To learn more about these events, or to sponsor, please email National Review at: nro@nationalreview.com.

With the U.S. federal government experiencing annual budget deficits in excess of $1 trillion, what is the most efficient manner to utilize limited federal funding to increase energy develop- ment, job creation, and energy security while at the same time minimizing the environmental impacts of energy development and usage.The High Noon Debate on Energy examined the success of energy-related “subsidies” and the impact on long-term job creation. 

Featuring: 

Moderator:   Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review

Panelists:     Bob Dinneen, Renewable Fuels Association

Steve Moore, Wall Street Journal

Tom Pyle, American Energy Alliance

Michael Zehr, HBW Resources

Watch here.