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Paul Ehrlich, author of The Population Bomb, has died, and Charlie, on today’s edition of The Editors, reflects on the absurdity of the man’s...
National Review is hiring a Washington, D.C.-based National Affairs Reporter to cover campaigns, Congress, the Trump administration, and other...
Noah Rothman, on today’s edition of The Editors, is firmly of the opinion “that if you were to tally up a ledger that the pro side vastly...
The Trump administration’s fight with AI company Anthropic will have far-reaching consequences, says Michael Brendan Dougherty, on this week’s...
National Review, in partnership with the Republican Jewish Coalition, will host a symposium on antisemitism this Tuesday in Washington, D.C. The event...
Kristi Noem is out of a job, and Charlie Cooke, on today’s edition of The Editors, says that the former DHS secretary “should never have been...
Charlie, weighing in during today’s edition of The Editors on the U.S.–Israeli attack on Iran, says he’s “watched with great admiration and...
The Olympic U.S. men’s and women’s hockey teams both won gold over Canada, and progressive journalists have been trying to gin up grievances ever...
Noah Rothman, on today’s edition of The Editors, has been keeping a weather eye on the U.S. military build-up near Iran. Rich comments that...
Audrey Fahlberg, on this week’s second edition of The Editors, looks at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s early difficulties and considers...
American-born Olympic freestyle skier Eileen Gu has made headlines for her talent and for her decision to compete under the Chinese flag — a choice...
Rapid AI improvements have stirred many observers’ fears about the tech and its implications for society. There’s even some “doomerism . . ....
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