Where Does the U.S.-Israel Relationship Go from Here?
Opposition to Israel now has a toehold in both parties.
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Post-Election Reckoning
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When a mockumentary becomes class propaganda.
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Take a deep dive into the news and debates driving the day with NR's senior political correspondent Jim Geraghty.
Take a deep dive into the news and debates driving the day with NR's senior political correspondent Jim Geraghty.

Clear-eyed conservative analysis of the day’s events and the arguments to answer the liberal narrative.