‘Exceedingly Rare’
The New York Times gets it wrong on two counts.
Politics & Policy
Baby Talk
No magical change takes place between the moments before and after delivery.
Disney CEO Bob Iger Steps Down
Bob Iger on Tuesday stepped down as CEO of the Walt Disney Company, effectively immediately.
NR Tweets the Democratic Debate
Team NRO's commentary and analysis of the Democratic presidential primary debate in Charleston, South Carolina.
Senate Rejects 20-Week Abortion Ban
The Senate on Tuesday rejected two Republican abortion bills, one that would outlaw abortions after 20 weeks and another that would attempt to raise the standard of care for newborns ...
Blagojevich’s Release Is a Chance to Tackle Corruption in Illinois
As the former governor enjoys his newfound freedom, ethics reform has finally gained bipartisan support in the state legislature.
Democrats Block Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act in the Senate
Forty-one Democratic senators voted this afternoon to block the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, successfully filibustering the legislation.
Training Doctors How to Assist Suicides
In California, a death doctor named Lonnie Shavelson is trying to start an assisted suicide specialty.
Sasse Debunks Democratic and Media Lies about His Born-Alive Bill
The Nebraska senator shot down claims from Illinois Democrat Dick Durbin and CNN about the legislation.
Summer Writing and Editing Internship at NR
National Review is accepting applications for its summer editorial internship. Interns will work in our New York office, receive a modest stipend, participate in every part of the editorial process, ...