A Great Anti-Communist Flick
It’s one of Kazan’s lesser-known films, but one of the few that Hollywood made that directly focuses on the despair and bleakness of a Workers’ Paradise.
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The New Issue of NR Is Hot Off the Press
If you are an NRPLUS member this very moment you can be engaging the January 29, 2019 issue of National Review from cover to glorious cover.
24 Hours in the Life of the Central Valley
Arrested for being high on drugs, Gustavo Garcia was held briefly, but released within 10 hours, despite an ICE request that the violent hood be detained.
Having an Epiphany
It's the feast of the Epiphany this weekend, which means Hollywood renditions of the visit of the Magi.
Koch Network Looks Ahead to Policy Projects, Not 2020
As much as Leftists fixate on associating “the Koch Brothers” with campaign bucks, the fact remains that major policy reforms — economic opportunity, educational choice, and fiscal restraint are among ...
Talk About Saturday Night Fever
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from us to you. Our gift: The must-reads from this week.
Defending Free Speech: Appeal Filed in National Review v. Mann
Today, in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, National Review filed a petition for rehearing en banc in the wake of the December 13 amended opinion.
Was it . . . the Garlic Bread?
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Wishing You a Merry Christmas Since 1955
This retro, cool image harks back to the early days of National Review, when with gladness, conservatives of old -- Buckley, Chambers, Kirk, Burnham, Bozell, Meyer -- launched a movement ...