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A Historic Opportunity for Regime Change in Iran | National Review
We can do a lot to further hollow out the regime’s capacity to project power, but only the Iranian people can push it over. Source link
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How Many Stephen Spencer Pittmans Are Out There? | National Review
As the arson attack on a Mississippi synagogue shows, there are increasingly high hurdles to stopping hate. Source link
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The Anti-ICE Insurgency | National Review
What we’re seeing in Minneapolis is not peaceful protest. Source link
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Don’t Let Harmful EU Tech Regulations Spread Across the Globe | National Review
It’s past time for the U.S. government to push back on these discriminatory foreign policies. Source link
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All of the Celebrity Looks From the 2026 National Board of Review Gala
The awards season marathon continues on: Tonight, the 2026 National Board of Review Gala takes place at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York…
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A 2026 Iranian Revolution Could Reverse the Debacle of 1979 | National Review
The Iranians may be able to cajole Trump into negotiations, but they will never be able to push him around, and they disregard his threats…
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How the Supreme Court May Untangle the Tariff Knot | National Review
Don’t expect a broad constitutional ruling or a complete answer in the tariff case. Source link
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Will Washington Learn the Lessons of Tiananmen in Tehran? | National Review
If he chooses to stand by while Iran burns, Donald Trump runs the risk of repeating his predecessors’ mistakes. Source link
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Targeting Powell | National Review
If this is a baseless effort at revenge or pure intimidation, it’s a disgrace. Source link
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Are American College Students Brilliantly Disabled? | National Review
More students are reporting disabilities — and getting A’s. Source link
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Trump Should Hope His Credit Card Interest Cap Never Becomes Policy | National Review
It is difficult to overstate how badly this idea would backfire. Source link
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The Trump Administration’s Lawfare Will Destroy More Than Just Itself | National Review
The cost of the politics of this era will be felt long after Trump is gone. Source link
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How Will Prospective Venezuelan Oil Production Affect the U.S. Petroleum Market? | National Review
Expect the Trump administration to act to protect U.S. oil producers from downward price pressures, instead of letting the free market…
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The ‘Illegal Stop’ Narrative Isn’t Just Wrong. It’s Dangerous | National Review
The social media response to the deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis proves yet again that so-called internet ‘experts’ do not deserve the…
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The Unnecessary Greenland Crisis | National Review
The U.S. needs to replace stick with carrot. Source link
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The Better-Than List for 2025, the Year of Sedition | National Review
The movies that saved movies from themselves. Source link
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The Minnesota Tragedy | National Review
The ICE officer never would have had to decide in a split second whether he was in mortal peril if the driver hadn’t created the predicate…
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Tim Walz Is a Reckless Menace | National Review
Whether he knows it or not, the Minnesota governor is playing with fire. Source link
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Don’t Sell Out Pro-Lifers to Save Obamacare | National Review
Being ‘flexible on Hyde’ could mean voting for a grave evil — facilitating the unjust taking of human lives. Source link
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Don’t Follow the False Sirens of International Law | National Review
An overly formalistic view of international rules not only hurts America and its allies, but it also creates a more lawless world. Source…
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The Trump Administration Goes Full Tinfoil Hat in Its Revisionist History of January 6 | National Review
This odious document should never have been published, much less on the taxpayer-funded White House website. Source link
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At 92, Judge Hellerstein Should Not Preside over the Maduro Case | National Review
This is no case for a judge who could be pushing 94 by the time a jury is selected. Source link
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Zimbabwe on the Hudson | National Review
Zohran Mamdani’s housing official represents a tradition that has ruined countries. Source link