Like the Bartles & Jaymes pitchmen used to say, “Thank you for your support.” We’ve hit cruising speed in our fall webathon, surpassing our original goals with the help of your generosity — leading us to extend this fundraiser for just a bit longer. I know you’re probably tired of being asked for money, but if you haven’t yet given and are able to, here is the link.

Just to show what your donations support, since we started this webathon . . .

  • The human scoop machine Audrey Fahlberg has given you the inside story on what’s going on behind the scenes at the Heritage Foundation in the aftermath of President Kevin Roberts’s video denouncing a “venomous coalition” seeking to “sow division” within the conservative movement by attacking Tucker Carlson.
  • Our Caroline Downey has laid out how the new proposal for 50-year mortgages doesn’t make much sense for anybody — particularly Generation Z.
  • Our Haley Strack has written the definitive farewell to the insufferably far-left Teen Vogue.
  • Our Kamden Mulder scooped how a Massachusetts public middle school “is administering a survey to students asking personal questions about gender identity, sexual orientation, suicidal thoughts, and climate change — and asking that parents not discuss those topics with their children in advance.”
  • Our Brittany Bernstein reported that the “Ohio medical board voted to suspend the license of a University of Toledo Medical Center surgery resident over allegations that he secretly obtained chemical abortion drugs and force-fed them to his pregnant girlfriend.”

(Have you noticed how many excellent, smart, sharp young women writers NR has?)

You’re not going to find that reporting, analysis, or insight anywhere else.

Don’t worry, the men around here are turning in good work, too. James Lynch reported that the Trump administration is doing away with a Biden-era rule that created incentives for doctors to develop “anti-racism” plans and use race as a primary factor in medical treatment.

Noah Rothman has laid out how the Democrats’ maneuvering during the shutdown was an attempt to paint Republicans as responsible for the failures built into Obamacare from the start. Dan McLaughlin has illuminated how the increasing age of homebuyers is connected to the increasing age of first-time married couples.

MBD has unleashed a stinging, scathing, merciless indictment of the Baby Boomers. Jeff Blehar has warned us that another Kennedy offspring is running for Congress.

And I’ve pointed out that despite all the progressive rage, replacing Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is not going to be an easy task, in large part because no one has unified around any alternative.

Day after day, we labor to give you your money’s worth. So I hope you will find it in your hearts, and in your checkbooks or wallets, to help get us to $125,000, our new goal.