National Review

World

Covid-Crazed Australia Ousts Its PM

By Arjun Singh 11:05 AM

Scott Morrison is headed for the political doghouse.

Education

Lincoln Memorial Briefly Closes to Public after Students from Local University Trash Steps

By Brittany Bernstein 10:58 AM

The National Mall NPS Twitter account wrote that the celebration ‘left litter, broken bottles and spilled wine and champagne covering the steps.’

World

Biden Says He Would Consider Meeting with Kim Jong Un if He Were ‘Sincere’ and ‘Serious’

By Brittany Bernstein 9:52 AM

While the administration has said it is open to talks with Pyongyang with no preconditions, North Korean officials have so far declined to meet.

Economy & Business

U.S. Briefly Enters ‘Bear Market’ Amid Recession Fears

By Arjun Singh 8:17 AM

The S&P 500 fell by 20 percent before rebounding to close 0.01 percent higher. The volatile trading comes as fears mount of a major recession in the economy.

NR PLUS Politics & Policy

Clinton Lawyer’s Achievement: Getting Donald Trump Elected President

By Andrew C. McCarthy 6:30 AM

Apparently, Michael Sussmann hoped the FBI and Times would whip each other into a collusion frenzy. Instead, they torpedoed Clinton’s ‘October surprise.’

NR PLUS Education

Homeschool Freedom Is Good for Children

By James R. Mason 6:30 AM

Ignore the critics: Homeschooling is a blessing.

NR PLUS Art

An Unorthodox Take on the Venice Biennale’s Milk of Dreams Show

By Brian T. Allen 6:30 AM

There’s lots of religion there, and a subconscious salute to motherhood.

NR PLUS Culture

The Taylor Swift Counter-Reformation Has Begun

By Kyle Smith 6:30 AM

Taylor Swift’s remarkable commencement speech urged young people to be grateful and fix themselves instead of the world.

Law & the Courts

Why Did Sussmann’s Attorneys Put Robby Mook on the Witness Stand?

By Andrew C. McCarthy 8:30 PM

To prop up his defense. It’s a ridiculous defense, but it’s all he’s got.

PC Culture

Another Bit of Academic Foolishness

By George Leef 7:59 PM

The perceived need among academics to pander to ‘underrepresented’ groups is insatiable. Consider the invented term ‘Latinx.’

Law & the Courts

Ex-Clinton Campaign Manager Robby Mook Headlines Busy Day in Sussmann Trial

By Isaac Schorr 6:49 PM

Mook admitted that Hillary Clinton herself ‘agreed to’ the decision to leak the Alfa Bank allegations to the press.

Immigration

Federal Judge Blocks Biden Admin from Revoking Title 42

By Caroline Downey 6:28 PM

Republicans had sued, fearing that lifting the asylum restrictions would precipitate a never-ending flood of migrants across the border.