Mike Potemra, RIP
We have lost a dear friend. NR's longtime literary editor Mike Potemra has passed away.
The Greyhound Archipelago
My idea was to travel from New York to Los Angeles and back entirely by Greyhound bus.
My Empathy, Their Wickedness
Pundits reflexively divide people in the news into angels and demons, but it’s not so simple.
NR WIRE
Americans Are Royally Confused about Monarchy
A new poll reveals Americans’ conflicted feelings about the British royal family and the system built around it.
Jordan Peterson Plays in the Left’s Cultural Sandbox
There’s room for a Christian counter-offensive in secular culture.
Why the Left Won’t Call Anyone ‘Animals’
Anyone who refuses to ‘dehumanize’ the Nazi physicians is profoundly morally confused.
At Trump’s Urging, Justice Department Expands Investigation of Investigators
It’s not improper political interference for the chief executive to direct that evidence of executive-branch misconduct be probed.
The Russia Probe
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Bloomberg’s Gun-Control Group Blames Texas Gov. for School Shooting
'We are dying on your watch,' 40 Texas students wrote in an open letter to Governor Greg Abbott published as a full-page ad by Everytown for Gun Safety.
Why the Left Won’t Call Anyone ‘Animals’
Anyone who refuses to ‘dehumanize’ the Nazi physicians is profoundly morally confused.
Starbucks Clarifies its Open Door Policy: No Drug Use or Sleeping
Starbucks addressed complaints that its locations would become defacto homeless shelters Monday.
Rubio: Trump Administration ‘Surrendered’ to China on ZTE Ban
Rubio cited a report that U.S. trade reps are on the verge of lifting harsh sanctions against the telecom giant ZTE.
A New Gulag in China
Up to a million Uyghurs have been rounded up and thrown into "reeducation" camps.
My Empathy, Their Wickedness
Pundits reflexively divide people in the news into angels and demons, but it’s not so simple.
Americans Are Royally Confused about Monarchy
A new poll reveals Americans’ conflicted feelings about the British royal family and the system built around it.
Report: Trump to Request $500 Million More for Border Wall
The news comes amid a growing rift between moderate Republicans and conservatives in the House over immigration.
Ireland’s Momentous Referendum on the Human Rights of the Unborn
In Ireland as elsewhere, the anti-abortion movement finds an antecedent in the abolition movement in the United States.
Jordan Peterson Plays in the Left’s Cultural Sandbox
There’s room for a Christian counter-offensive in secular culture.
Texas Governor Cancels Shotgun-Giveaway Plan after School Shooting
Governor Greg Abbott's spokesperson said that prize for a campaign contest had been changed from a 'Texas-made shotgun' to a $250 gift card.
At Trump’s Urging, Justice Department Expands Investigation of Investigators
It’s not improper political interference for the chief executive to direct that evidence of executive-branch misconduct be probed.
Nunes: No More Talks with DOJ until It Turns Over Documents
The House Intelligence Committee chairman also said he blames the Justice Department for a series of leaks to the press concerning the investigation.
The White House
Report: Trump to Request $500 Million More for Border Wall
The news comes amid a growing rift between moderate Republicans and conservatives in the House over immigration.
Putin Praises Trump as a Good Businessman On Energy Project
Russian President Vladimir Putin praised President Trump's business skills, even as the U.S. puts a Russian energy project in jeopardy.
“Donald isn’t just president of the United States, he’s also a good ...
Pompeo: U.S. to Implement ‘Strongest Sanctions in History’ Against Iran
Pompeo said the sanctions would come if the regime does not comply with a list of U.S. demands intended to bolster non-proliferation measures.
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One-Dimensional Chess
The administration needs a better trade policy if it wants to cope with China.
Ike’s Triumphs
Paul Lettow reviews The Age of Eisenhower: America and the World in the 1950s, by William I. Hitchcock.
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DOJ to Investigate Trump Campaign Spying Accusation
On Sunday, President Trump “demanded” that the Department of Justice investigate whether the Trump campaign was surveilled for political purposes.
