NR PLUS Politics & Policy Purges for Unity By Kevin D. Williamson Why are Republicans dumping Liz Cheney, who just won reelection, as an act of symbolic fealty to Donald Trump, who just lost?
Film & TV Stalin Dies Again By Kyle Smith A crazed cult of personality or really good acting? Restored footage shows how the Soviet Union reacted to Uncle Joe’s demise in the doc State Funeral.
Coronavirus Update Fauci: Seasonal Mask-Wearing ‘Quite Possible’ By Caroline Downey ‘During certain seasonal periods with respiratory-borne diseases, people might elect to wear masks.’
NR WIRE VIEW MORE 1h Commerce Secretary Denies Expanded Unemployment Relief behind Poor Jobs Report 2h Fauci: Seasonal Mask-Wearing ‘Quite Possible’ Cyberattack Shuts Down U.S. Pipeline That Transports 45 Percent of East Coast Fuel
U.S. The Decline of American Manners By Brad Miner We are not wrong to believe that something about our public etiquette has gotten worse.
NR PLUS Happy Warrior Joe Biden, Fabulous Hero By David Harsanyi The president’s fabulist life story has always been rich in spirit.
Politics & Policy California’s Shaky Housing ‘Entitlement’ for the Homeless By Christopher F. Rufo The project is a boon for real-estate developers and a constellation of nonprofits and service providers, but a boondoggle for taxpayers.
World Venezuela, the Failed State on Our Doorstep By Marshall Billingslea How Maduro’s regime is hanging on, two years after an uprising against it — and what Biden should do about it.
Capital Matters Commerce Secretary Denies Expanded Unemployment Relief behind Poor Jobs Report By Caroline Downey ‘The reason people aren’t getting back to work is fear,’ Gina Raimondo claimed.
NR PLUS Culture How Critical Race Theory Works By Cameron Hilditch Doing their best to verify horseshoe theory, 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.
Politics & Policy New York City Shootings Up 94 Percent Over Pre-Pandemic Levels By Kyle Smith 1:12 PM Two women and a four-year-old girl were shot in Times Square in broad daylight yesterday (or as the New York Times delicately put it, a beef between two men opening fire ...
Capital Matters Commerce Secretary Denies Expanded Unemployment Relief behind Poor Jobs Report By Caroline Downey 11:33 AM ‘The reason people aren’t getting back to work is fear,’ Gina Raimondo claimed.
Coronavirus Update Fauci: Seasonal Mask-Wearing ‘Quite Possible’ By Caroline Downey 10:25 AM ‘During certain seasonal periods with respiratory-borne diseases, people might elect to wear masks.’
Books The Art of Femininity in Louisa May Alcott’s Eight Cousins and Rose in Bloom By Sarah Schutte 6:30 AM A proposition worth considering: Women have a decided influence over men.
Politics & Policy California’s Shaky Housing ‘Entitlement’ for the Homeless By Christopher F. Rufo 6:30 AM The project is a boon for real-estate developers and a constellation of nonprofits and service providers, but a boondoggle for taxpayers.
World Venezuela, the Failed State on Our Doorstep By Marshall Billingslea 6:30 AM How Maduro’s regime is hanging on, two years after an uprising against it — and what Biden should do about it.
Film & TV Stalin Dies Again By Kyle Smith 6:30 AM A crazed cult of personality or really good acting? Restored footage shows how the Soviet Union reacted to Uncle Joe’s demise in the doc State Funeral.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Purges for Unity By Kevin D. Williamson 6:30 AM Why are Republicans dumping Liz Cheney, who just won reelection, as an act of symbolic fealty to Donald Trump, who just lost?
U.S. The Decline of American Manners By Brad Miner 6:30 AM We are not wrong to believe that something about our public etiquette has gotten worse.
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.
