Politics
The Apolitical Library Is Just Fiction | National Review
[ad_1] We’ve strayed from the ideal of libraries as community temples of learning. [ad_2] Source link
The Reform That Would Mark the Beginning of the End for the Department of Education | National Review
[ad_1] Moving the student loan portfolio to the Treasury Department would benefit both borrowers and taxpayers. [ad_2] Source link
I’ve Faced Years of Criminal Prosecution — for Exercising Free Speech Rights in Europe | National Review
[ad_1] My experience shows that censorship is real in the EU, and it could come to the United States. [ad_2] Source link
Trump Should End the FDA’s 25-Year Cover-Up on the Abortion Pill | National Review
[ad_1] Mifepristone has not gotten safer; the FDA has just gotten more political. [ad_2] Source link
New York’s Museum of Sex: Serious, Sly, Fun, and Funky | National Review
[ad_1] A collection on sex through the ages explores its power, delights — oh, and there’s plenty of paraphernalia. [ad_2] Source link
Gallup’s Presidential Approval Misstep | National Review
[ad_1] The polling industry seems increasingly uninterested in its own history. [ad_2] Source link
The Ugly Deportation Case of Rumeysa Öztürk | National Review
[ad_1] The administration may appeal the latest decision and might well win. But its conduct has conveyed weakness in several respects. [ad_2] Source link
AI and Our Collapsing Creative Horizons | National Review
[ad_1] The real danger AI poses is to original thought itself. [ad_2] Source link
The Folly of Switzerland’s Proposed Population Cap | National Review
[ad_1] Swiss voters are being asked to decide on a referendum to limit the country’s population to 10 million people. [ad_2] Source link
Eileen Gu’s Terrible Choice | National Review
[ad_1] Gu skis for China, a choice that is a little like deciding to represent a fascist country during the 1930s. [ad_2] Source link
