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NR PLUS Politics & Policy

Can Politics Be Noble Again?

By Kathryn Jean Lopez 6:30 AM

Or is politics just the worst now? Praying at Ronald Reagan’s tomb.

Politics & Policy

Stacey Abrams’s Very Bad Day in Court

By The Editors 6:30 AM

The arguments she made against the 2021 Georgia voting law are similar to her claims that have been pulverized in this case.

NR PLUS Capital Matters

Do Cities Have a Future?

By Joel Kotkin 6:30 AM

Cities must adopt a reform agenda that promotes enterprise and provides an environment where middle-class families can enjoy streets that are safe and clean.

NR PLUS National Security & Defense

The Marine Corps Is Dangerously Close to Losing Its Customs, Traditions, and Warfighting Ethos

By James E. Livingston, Jay Vargas, Harvey Barnum & Robert Modrzejewski 6:30 AM

As Marines and Medal of Honor recipients, we believe the intangibles that make the Marine Corps exceptional are under attack and at risk of being overrun.

Education

Harvey Mansfield, ‘Our Professor’

By Jay Nordlinger 6:30 AM

On the venerable, and invaluable, government professor at Harvard.

NR PLUS Law & the Courts

One Season after a Blockbuster, the Supreme Court Readies Another Important Term

By Adam M. Carrington 6:30 AM

Nothing this term can top what we saw last year. But this season of the Supreme Court still offers plenty of reasons to keep watching.

Politics & Policy

‘Coco Chow’ and the Spirit of Now

By Jay Nordlinger 9:08 PM

Donald Trump jibes at Mitch McConnell and Elaine Chao.

World

‘That War over There’

By Jay Nordlinger 9:02 PM

Notes on Ukrainians, Americans, and others.

NR PLUS White House

Biden’s Economic Policies Borrow from the Failed Past

By John Fund 7:38 PM

From ancient Rome to Richard Nixon, anti-inflation nostrums are proven quackery.

U.S.

Scenes from the Anarchy in Portland

By Dan McLaughlin 7:37 PM

The daily news from Portland shows a lawless city where nobody feels safe.

U.S.

Hurricane Ian Death Toll Continues to Climb as Search-and-Rescue Continues

By Diana Glebova 2:51 PM

Nearly 850,000 people are still stranded without access to water, electricity or the internet.

Health Care

Why We Will Never Control Medical Costs

By Wesley J. Smith 2:36 PM

The purposes of medicine are expanding rapidly beyond treating actual illnesses/injuries and promoting wellness.

Books

In New Book, Nikki Haley Blasts ‘Hypocrisy’ of Modern-Day Feminism

By Diana Glebova 2:05 PM

‘Women fought for so long to have the freedom to make their own decisions,’ but now, every thought in their lives is ‘boxed in by a woke mob,’ Haley writes.

NR PLUS Capital Matters

EV Trucks Are Not Trucks

By Luther Ray Abel 12:42 PM

Don’t expect electric trucks to be more than a vain novelty for decades.

Music

Sunday Morning with Buckley

By Luther Ray Abel 11:22 AM

What the NR founder’s music writing illuminates about the Lizzo and James Madison flute controversy.