1. WSJ: China Razes Territory, Dismantling a Culture, Authorities take down once-bustling Uighur neighborhoods

In this old Silk Road city in western China, a state security campaign involving the detention of vast numbers of people has moved to its next stage: demolishing their neighborhoods and purging their culture.
Two years after authorities began rounding up Urumqi’s mostly Muslim ethnic Uighur residents, many of the anchors of Uighur life and identity are being uprooted. Empty mosques remain, while the shantytown homes that surrounded them have been replaced by glass towers and retail strips like many found across China.
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China’s Communist Party has waged an aggressive campaign in Xinjiang to counter what it says are violent, extremist tendencies among the region’s 14 million Turkic Muslims, most of them Uighurs.
To realize its “deradicalization” goals, authorities have detained what United Nations experts say have been as many as a million Muslims in a network of internment camps—and subjected the rest to mass digital surveillance.

2. People seem to be more aware of anti-Christian persecution in the world today than they were a few years ago.

3. Our ‘Inclusive’ Society Wants to Erase Down Syndrome Kids Like My Son

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5. How the New Feminist Resistance Leaves Out American Women

6. Nancy Pelosi’s ‘Equality Act’ Would Be Disastrous. Here Are 5 Likely Victim Groups.

7. Archbishop Charles Chaput:

American life today is troubled by three great questions: What is love? What is truth? And who is Jesus Christ? The secular world has answers to each of those great questions. And they’re false.

8. A homeless 8-year-old refugee won N.Y.’s state chess title. Now, his family is moving into an apartment.

9. Happy 50th birthday, Jonah Goldberg! I feel like this website should have fireworks or something for its founding editor. (The brainchild of Rich Lowry, with the full support of WFB.)

10. We knew her way back when she was a young election and Hill reporter at National Review: Congrats to the new editor-in-chief of The Daily Signal.