This is Part One of a series spotlighting, nay, flaunting, National Review‘s young talent.

For those who don’t already know, Kaitlyn Kiepert is a National Journalism Center editorial intern here at National Review and a rising senior at Patrick Henry College. She’s also into theatre and 19th-century historical reenacting. Guy Denton and I had the opportunity to discuss all of that and more on the most recent episode of The Associates.

Kaitlyn has been an asset for the editorial team this summer, with her news writing, magazine proofing, and the historical perspective she brings to her coverage of current events.

A sampling of her contributions:

Smithsonian American History Museum Embraced ‘Extreme Political Activism,’ White House Report Says

President Trump said the Smithsonian review would have several primary emphases: the public-facing content of the Smithsonian’s exhibitions, its curatorial process, its exhibition planning, its collections, and the narratives driving its curation. The review would investigate eight Smithsonian museums in its first phase, and the president made it clear that there would be a second phase as well. The president can keep a close eye on the Smithsonian due to the museum’s charter specification that the U.S. Chief Justice and Vice President serve as ex officio members of the Board of Regents. There are also six congressmen on........

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