IN THE March 25, 2019, ISSUE Mark Janus: The Man Who Ended Compulsory Union Dues By Jack Fowler He asked the Supreme Court to acknowledge his First Amendment rights, and it did.
The 2020 Democratic Field Is a Clown-Car Show The 2020 Democratic Field Is a Clown-Car Show By Jim Geraghty
Green Book’s Oscars Victory: Why a Lousy Film Won Best Picture Green Book’s Oscars Victory: Why a Lousy Film Won Best Picture By Ross Douthat
Elections The 2020 Democratic Field Is a Clown-Car Show By Jim Geraghty Unique and yet similarly absurd, the presidential candidates emerge.
Law & the Courts Cohen’s Congressional Testimony Portends Danger for Trump By Andrew C. McCarthy Look next to the Southern District of New York, where they don’t write, they indict.
Culture The Hypocrisy of Selling Sustainable Design as the American Dream By Kevin D. Williamson From its huge office tower, the New York Times finds our houses too big.
Economy & Business Modular Housing Is Affordable Housing By Michael Hendrix How new construction techniques can bring the mortgages and rents down.
Law & the Courts Mark Janus: The Man Who Ended Compulsory Union Dues By Jack Fowler He asked the Supreme Court to acknowledge his First Amendment rights, and it did.
Elections The Republican Party Needs Asian Voters By Avik Roy & John Yoo And by courting them, the GOP can demonstrate that their principles are universal.
Economy & Business Did the Financial Crisis End? By David L. Bahnsen We might suffer yet from side effects of the Fed’s powerful monetary medicine.
Economy & Business Taxes Pruned, the Economy Grows By Ed Conard And the Congressional Budget Office bears it out.
Economy & Business In Praise of Donald Trump’s Loose Fiscal Policy By Alan Cole It won’t be right always, but it has been right so far.
Books The American Dream Is Crumbling By Michael Brendan Dougherty Michael Brendan Dougherty reviews Alienated America: Why Some Places Thrive While Others Collapse, by Timothy P. Carney.
Books Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence: What We Really Know By Robert VerBruggen Robert VerBruggen reviews Tell Your Children: The Truth about Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence, by Alex Berenson.
Books The Social-Justice Movement’s Unjust Crusade By Graham Hillard Graham Hillard reviews Unjust: Social Justice and the Unmaking of America, by Noah Rothman.
Books Robert Alter’s Monumental Translation of the Hebrew Bible By Sarah Ruden Sarah Ruden reviews The Hebrew Bible: A Translation with Commentary, by Robert Alter.
Film & TV Green Book’s Oscars Victory: Why a Lousy Film Won Best Picture By Ross Douthat Ross Douthat reviews Green Book.
Letters Letters By NR Editors Readers write in about the career options a military background builds, as well as the trouble with building anything in California.
The Week The Week By NR Editors Call us old-fashioned, but we don’t believe in standing by and saying nothing when women get beaten by men, even in track and field.
Athwart Lake Erie’s ‘Personhood’ & U.S. Citizenship By James Lileks Somewhere between the founding of the republic and Karl Marx’s books were published, “rights” became conflated with “things that are good.”
The Long View From the Twitter Feed of North Korea’s Kim Jong-un, @youthcaptain By Rob Long Hey, @realdonaldtrump, looking forward to meeting , but you may not recognize me, I’ve been on a terrific weight-loss plan @noom. #paidtweet #sponsored #ad
Happy Warrior CPAC Is the Party of the Right By Daniel Foster The sessions aren’t really the point of CPAC — not for me, and not for many.