Education A Welcome Backlash against Critical Race Theory By The Editors This ideology shouldn’t be within a hundred miles of the nation’s schools, and, fortunately, some states and communities are fighting back.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Susan Hennessey Brings Resistance Twitter to the Biden DOJ By Dan McLaughlin One should hardly expect sound judgment in office from Susan Hennessey's profile as a commentator.
Religion New Study Suggests State Support Weakens Christianity By Cameron Hilditch Official support for the religion tends to speed its decline, while the lack thereof speeds its growth.
NR WIRE VIEW MORE 39m Multiple Apple Suppliers Accused of Using Forced Uyghur Labor 1h Biden HHS Redefines Sex as Non-Biological in New ‘Anti-Discrimination’ Rule Change 2h Facebook’s ‘Oversight Board’ Declines to Bail Out Zuckerberg on Trump Ban
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Five Magic Words to Fix the Economy: Go and Get a Job By Charles C. W. Cooke Progressives argue it is ‘rational’ for people to sit at home if the government pays them more than would an employer. This is an argument for losers.
Politics & Policy The Rapidly Aging Democratic House Majority By Jim Geraghty The Democratic majority in both chambers of Congress is dependent upon the continuing good health of quite a few elderly members.
Forgotten Fact Checks Facebook’s ‘Oversight Board’ Declines to Bail Out Zuckerberg on Trump Ban By Tobias Hoonhout & Brittany Bernstein The oversight board kicked the decision back to Facebook, effectively refusing to play its intended role.
Education Noem Pledges to Bar Action Civics and Critical Race Theory By Stanley Kurtz If she does follow through, Governor Noem can rightly be acclaimed a hero, and a model for governors in every other state in the Union.
Law & the Courts Biden HHS Redefines Sex as Non-Biological in New ‘Anti-Discrimination’ Rule Change By Caroline Downey The rule change will require states to provide hormone therapy and gender reassignment surgeries to Medicaid recipients.
NR PLUS Culture How Critical Race Theory Works By Cameron Hilditch Critical race theorists join the chorus of white supremacists who claim that white people are responsible for everything.
PC Culture Disney Employee Training Claims U.S. Was Founded on ‘Systemic Racism’ By Brittany Bernstein Training materials reportedly list ‘competition,’ ‘individualism,’ and ‘timeliness,’ as ‘white dominant’ values that ‘perpetuate white supremacy culture.’
NR PLUS Education Virginia School Leaders Accused of Setting the Ground for ‘Anti-Racist’ Indoctrination By Ryan Mills ‘These public schools, they have our kids held hostage,’ Asra Nomani said.
Economy & Business Milton Friedman’s Revenge By Matthew Continetti The specter of inflation haunts Joe Biden’s presidency.
Economy & Business The Big Jobs Miss By The Editors Weak jobs report shows that Democratic policies are holding back the job market.
Capital Matters From a Shot in the Arm to a Shot in the Foot — Biden’s Vaccine Blunder By Andrew Stuttaford The week of May 3: waiving the COVID-19 vaccines’ intellectual-property protections, disappointing jobs numbers, and much, much more.
NR PLUS Science & Tech Wade on the Lab-Leak Theory of COVID By Michael Brendan Dougherty This is no longer really just a lab-leak theory; the evidence points to a lab-created theory, too.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy COVID-19 Rewired Our Brains By Michael Brendan Dougherty It’s time for a mass deprogramming.
Religion New Study Suggests State Support Weakens Christianity By Cameron Hilditch 2:31 PM Official support for the religion tends to speed its decline, while the lack thereof speeds its growth.
World Multiple Apple Suppliers Accused of Using Forced Uyghur Labor By Zachary Evans 2:25 PM Apple is among several companies that have lobbied against the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.
Law & the Courts Biden HHS Redefines Sex as Non-Biological in New ‘Anti-Discrimination’ Rule Change By Caroline Downey 1:14 PM The rule change will require states to provide hormone therapy and gender reassignment surgeries to Medicaid recipients.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Five Magic Words to Fix the Economy: Go and Get a Job By Charles C. W. Cooke 1:10 PM Progressives argue it is ‘rational’ for people to sit at home if the government pays them more than would an employer. This is an argument for losers.
Capital Matters Don’t Be Fooled: The Export-Import Bank Is in the Big-Business Business By Veronique de Rugy 12:52 PM The cronyism and inefficiency on display at this particular agency applies to many other agencies as well.
Politics & Policy The Rapidly Aging Democratic House Majority By Jim Geraghty 12:44 PM The Democratic majority in both chambers of Congress is dependent upon the continuing good health of quite a few elderly members.
Forgotten Fact Checks Facebook’s ‘Oversight Board’ Declines to Bail Out Zuckerberg on Trump Ban By Tobias Hoonhout & Brittany Bernstein 12:41 PM The oversight board kicked the decision back to Facebook, effectively refusing to play its intended role.
Law & the Courts On Guns, New York City Wants It Both Ways By Charles C. W. Cooke 12:23 PM The people who want to run New York are proposing that the city ought to have the toughest laws in the nation, but that those laws will not be enforced.
Health Care HHS Interpretation of ‘Discrimination Based on Sex’ Shows Urgency of Defeating Equality Act By Wesley J. Smith 11:44 AM If the Equality Act is passed, dissent and heterodox thinking on these cultural sexual issues will not be tolerated. Senate Republicans must hold the line.
NR PLUS Film & TV Can the Oscars Make a Comeback? By Ross Douthat With this year’s Oscars, it feels like we’ve watched a funeral. But what about the resurrection? Can the Oscars live again?
NR PLUS National Security & Defense How Biden Can Reduce the North Korean Threat By Nicholas Eberstadt He must begin by correcting the mistakes of his predecessors.