Art The Dud American Pavilion at the Venice Biennale By Brian T. Allen 6:30 AM Simone Leigh’s a good artist, but her work in Venice serves Ford, Mellon, and D.C. race grudges, not real people’s concerns.
World A Christian Stoned to Death for ‘Blasphemy’ in Nigeria — When Will It End? By Sean Nelson 6:30 AM In Nigeria, Deborah Yakubu, a young Christian woman, was stoned to death for ‘blasphemy.’ Her horrific murder is generating an international uproar.
Politics & Policy So Long, Disinfo Nanny By Kyle Smith May 18, 2022 A spoonful of public scrutiny helped Nina Jankowicz go down.
Elections The Facts Prove Georgia Republicans Right on Election Integrity By Brad Raffensperger May 18, 2022 Record-high early-voting turnout clearly demonstrates that Georgia has made it easy to cast a ballot and hard to cheat.
Health Care Parent Says Walter Reed Pediatrician Questioned Teen about Gender Identity, Sexual Orientation By Brittany Bernstein May 18, 2022 The hospital told Suri Kinzbrunner the questions were asked in keeping with a recent policy change.
National Security & Defense Tom Cotton’s Case for Backing Ukraine’s Military ‘to the Hilt’ By Jimmy Quinn May 18, 2022 Amid surging conservative skepticism, Cotton shows hawks how to talk about defending American strength abroad.
World Federal Retirement Fund Poised to Allow Investment in Xinjiang Genocide-Linked Firms, Lawmakers Warn By Jimmy Quinn May 18, 2022 The U.S. government could violate its own China sanctions if it moves forward with this proposal, according to a letter obtained by NR.
Business Organized Labor Is a Dubious Ally for Conservatives By Michael Watson May 18, 2022 As corporations go woke, it’s understandable that some on the right would look to unions as a possible bulwark. But it’s not that simple.
U.S. How We Can Actually Help Native Americans By Naomi Schaefer Riley May 18, 2022 There are explanations for the dysfunction in Native American communities that the federal government, for obvious reasons, does not want to consider.
Fiscal Policy Forgiving Student-Loan Debt Would Be Regressive and Costly By Jack Salmon May 18, 2022 Why do progressives expect Americans at the lower end of the pay scale to shoulder the debt burden of college grads at the higher end?