Odd Man . . . In?
All due respect to Carol Reed and James Mason, but Bernie is certainly the Odd Man Out. More on that, and more on more, here.
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Bahnsen Scores Warren
In two weeks or thereabouts Elizabeth Warren: How Her Presidency Would Destroy the Middle Class and the American Dream, written by our comrade, David Bahnsen, will be in bookstores. The ...
It Seems to Me I’ve Heard that Song Before . . .
President Andrew Johnson, a victim of a preposterous impeachment, has a stamp. When will Donald Trump get his?
Inside the January 27, 2020 Issue
The latest issue -- beginning the year of our 65th anniversary of historical athwart-standing -- is ready and available.
Don’t Let’s Be Beastly to the Iranians
This edition of WJ has the usual plentiful fare of NR-constructed conservative brilliance, plus a dollop of anti-Soleimani goodness.
Nothing Yet Is What You Ain’t Seen
Nearly all of 2019 is in the rear-view mirror, and up ahead, 2020’s road conditions have that look of treacherousness
Have Yourself A-Meri-Ca Christmas
Our prayerful Democrat leaders, incapable of walking a document across the Capiol, should take note of Santa Claus. More on that, and more on more, here.
Inside the December 31, 2019, Issue
Hot off the presses and in the mail, the final NR issue of this wild year awaits your eager conservative eyes.
Nuts.
Remembered forever for their bravery the men who died at the Battle of the Bulge will be. Not so for those who pushed impeachment in the House. More here.
Buckley Legacy under Attack from Campus Free-Speech Haters at Colorado College
Athwart editor Nate Hochman described the publication’s mission as providing an alternative to the “college’s monolithic culture self-censor.”