Could Hamilton Be Made Today?
Just five years ago, it was fine for Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical to adore our now-problematic Founders.
Books, Arts & Manners
Sotheby’s Art Auction Breaks Records
The virtual event, linking buyers across the globe, played out like a high-stakes night at the casino.
Baroque Naples Comes to the Kimbell in Fort Worth
Museums are reopening, but those that won’t? Don’t give them money.
What to Read This Summer: A Symposium
NR’s annual summer reading list.
Why Mae West Was Great
The PBS documentary about her succumbs to #MeToo delusions and academic jargon.
Terrified of Light: The Depressing Argument for Crippling Our Space Program
In his book Dark Skies, political scientist Daniel Deudney defends the thesis that human safety requires the preservation of ignorance.
The Far Right’s People Problem
A new anthology of right-leaning thinkers shows where the right and the far right diverge.