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Education

Our ‘College for Everyone’ Mania Is Doing Much Harm

By George Leef 12:29 PM

Insisting that everyone should go to college has long-term negative consequences for many students and for education in general.

Politics & Policy

Hey, Biden Admin, Stop the Pop Psychology and Finalize Approval of the Vaccines

By Andrew C. McCarthy 12:14 PM

It is in the government’s power — and only its power — to get the vaccines fully approved. How ‘bout maybe starting with that?

Politics & Policy

Bipartisan ‘Infrastructure’ Bill Includes $250 Million for Invasive Plant Program

By Caroline Downey 12:05 PM

Grants will be provided to states to clear invasive plant species that obstruct or line roads, highways, and railroads.

Health Care

Say, How Is That Intelligence Review into COVID’s Origins Coming Along?

By Jim Geraghty 11:51 AM

President Biden’s requested intelligence review into the origins of COVID-19 is due in three weeks.

Law & the Courts

An Eviction Moratorium Lesson from, and for, the Supreme Court

By Andrew C. McCarthy 11:12 AM

It’s not the Supreme Court’s job to superintend the administrative state.

Health Care

De Blasio Urges New Yorkers to Mask Indoors But Stops Short of Reviving Mandate

By Caroline Downey 11:06 AM

‘The main event is vaccination,’ de Blasio said. ‘Masks can be helpful, but they don’t change the basic reality. Vaccination does.’

World

How America Should Deal with Iran’s New President

By Victoria Coates 11:00 AM

Anti-regime protests show that Iranians want solidarity, not strategic silence, from America.

Film & TV

Quentin Tarantino’s Last Movie

By Kyle Smith 10:55 AM

Quentin Tarantino is making just one more film.

Politics & Policy

Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Is Longer Than Obamacare

By Philip Klein 10:36 AM

It’s another demonstration of how the Republican Party has shifted away from its traditional posture of claiming concern about excessive government spending when Democrats are in power.

Politics & Policy

AOC Lashes Out at Fellow Dems over Inaction on Eviction Moratorium: ‘Cowards’

By Caroline Downey 10:07 AM

Ocasio-Cortez’s fellow squad members have been camping outside the Capitol steps since Friday to protest the end of the eviction ban.

Law & the Courts

Portland Police Can’t Find Recruits for Revived Gun Violence Division

By Caroline Downey 8:30 AM

Portland is trying to revive the gun violence reduction team after disbanding it last year over concerns about racial discrimination.

World

The Cuban Story

By Jay Nordlinger 7:59 AM

There are powerful witnesses from Cuba — none more than Armando Valladares.

The Bookmonger

Episode 363: ‘The Viking Heart’ by Arthur Herman

7:35 AM

John J. Miller is joined by Arthur Herman to discuss his book, The Viking Heart.

World

A Revolt in Cuba

By Jay Nordlinger 6:30 AM

Last month, thousands of Cubans poured into the streets, daring to protest the government that has ruled them for 60-plus years.

NR PLUS Education

Inside the Conservative Campaign to Take Back School Boards from Classroom Closers, CRT Activists

By Ryan Mills 6:30 AM

Parents across the country are waking up to the threat posed by politicized school boards. And they’re taking action.