NR PLUS Witness at 70 By Nat Brown April 28, 2022 Whittaker Chambers’s Witness is a testament to evil and to the faith, hope, and love that could vanquish it.
NR PLUS Balanchine’s Ideal Women By Peter Tonguette April 28, 2022 A review of Serenade: A Balanchine Story, by Toni Bentley.
NR PLUS Stalin, the Bloodiest Bookworm By Algis Valiunas March 31, 2022 A review of Stalin’s Library: A Dictator and His Books, by Geoffrey Roberts.
‘We Will Fight Till the End’ By Jay Nordlinger March 22, 2022 Further notes on the hell in Ukraine, and those who are enduring it, and trying to throw it off.
Putin Flirts with Economic Suicide By Jim Geraghty March 11, 2022 Putin is now running the Communist revolutionaries’ playbook on foreign investment, foreign assets, and foreign debts.
Ukraine’s Bio-Lab Security Is Becoming an Issue By Jim Geraghty March 9, 2022 Why does it always come back to biological-research labs?
NR PLUS Mr. Putin’s Maskirovka By David Pryce-Jones March 3, 2022 How the Supreme Oligarch has rewound Russian history.
NR PLUS The New Cold War By Elliott Abrams March 3, 2022 Subduing Russia — and China — may be harder this time.
15 View Slide Show Joseph Stalin Monuments March 1, 2022 Depictions of the Soviet leader in stone and metal.
Bukovsky on Putin By Jay Nordlinger February 22, 2022 Something to remember about Vladimir Putin, said Vladimir Bukovsky, the late, great dissident: He is a classic Soviet man.