The Terrorist Attacks You’ve Never Heard Of
A malicious strain of cyber warfare is targeting our health-care system.
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Walter Williams, R.I.P.
The great economist and freedom fighter Walter Williams has died.
Governors and Mayors Should Quit Making Quarantine Decrees
Mayors and governors, don't ask your citizens to make any sacrifice that you're not willing to make yourself.
De Rugy: About That Bipartisan Senate Group Stimulus Compromise
CDC Shortens Coronavirus Quarantine Time
Paul Krugman’s Predictable Amnesia
People like Krugman care about legitimacy only when it’s their own party in power. And they bank on you not remembering what they said then.
Subway Attacks Reveal How New York Is Failing Its Mentally Ill
Sporadic acts of violence and other problems are the predictable result of New York State’s closing down hundreds of inpatient beds.
The NLRB’s Humorless Insensibility
The National Labor Relations Board’s ruling against the publisher of The Federalist is an absurd joke.
How to Foster Innovation and Create Value
The disruptive ideas that fuel prosperity come from places where experimentation can take place free of restrictive oversight.
Election Aftermath
Trump to Georgia’s Governor: ‘Call Off Election. It Won’t Be Needed’
Once again, every signature of every absentee voter in Georgia was checked twice.
Trump’s Disgraceful Endgame
Almost nothing the Trump legal team has alleged has withstood the slightest scrutiny.
Is America to Be First, Second — or What?
A wise foreign policy over the next four years would build on Trump’s strategic gains for the U.S. and the West.
The Latest
Are Corporations Shortchanging Workers?
On the menu today: reevaluating the labor share of income, COVID-19 vaccine approval in the U.K., Chinese investments in U.S. tech, and Walter Williams, R.I.P.
The NLRB’s Humorless Insensibility
The National Labor Relations Board’s ruling against the publisher of The Federalist is an absurd joke.
Austin Mayor Flew to Mexico for Vacation after Advising Public to ‘Stay Home’
While he was vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Adler recorded a video message urging the public to stay home that was posted to his Facebook page
Subway Attacks Reveal How New York Is Failing Its Mentally Ill
Sporadic acts of violence and other problems are the predictable result of New York State’s closing down hundreds of inpatient beds.
Lawyer for NYC Bar Owner Arrested for Defying COVID Restrictions Criticizes Sheriffs’ Conduct
The New York City Health Department ordered the bar to close on November 24, two days before Thanksgiving.
Ron Johnson Responds to Claim That He Privately Admitted Biden Win
A growing group of GOP senators is calling on President Trump to concede the election as his legal team fails to produce evidence of widespread fraud.
Governors and Mayors Should Quit Making Quarantine Decrees
Mayors and governors, don't ask your citizens to make any sacrifice that you're not willing to make yourself.
NASDAQ against Shareholder Rights
If shareholders’ rights are to be eroded on political grounds, then the decision to erode those rights should be taken by a democratically elected body.
The Terrorist Attacks You’ve Never Heard Of
A malicious strain of cyber warfare is targeting our health-care system.
NRPLUS Conference Call with Rich Lowry and Sean Trende
Political analyst Sean Trende joins NR editor in chief Rich Lowry for a conversation about the election results, the reliability of polling, and more.
Hollywood Stars Flock to Georgia to Campaign for Dems ahead of High-Stakes Senate Runoffs
GOP strategists say the celebrity attention may inspire a backlash among Republican voters.
The Squad Pushes Back after Obama Criticizes ‘Defund the Police’ Slogan
'We lose people in the hands of police. It’s not a slogan but a policy demand,' said Rep. Ilhan Omar.
The Georgia Senate Races Will Help Shape Future Perceptions of Trump
Why would Republicans want to bet it all in 2024 on a guy who keeps finding ways to beat himself?
Trump Hints at 2024 Run: ‘I’ll See You in Four Years’
'It’s been an amazing four years. We are trying to do another four years,' Trump stated.
CDC Shortens Coronavirus Quarantine Time
The CDC announced new guidelines for how long someone who was exposed to the coronavirus should quarantine.
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Raphael Warnock Mocks Georgia Gun Law in Newly Unearthed Sermon
The Democratic Senate candidate criticized the state’s gun laws in a newly unearthed 2014 sermon.
In This Issue
The Promise and Peril of Trump’s Cultural Politics
His policies, if not his personality, offer lessons to Republicans.
Joe Biden: As Small as the Moment Demanded
No new American president in living memory has won election by offering so little of himself and his agenda to the public.
Pronouns Go Political
A review of What’s Your Pronoun? Beyond He and She, by Dennis Baron.
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