National Review

There’s lots of give in the system to take in people who are exceptionally talented without expanding immigration or even while reducing it.

A period of pervasive American self-doubt after Vietnam and Watergate.

Biden’s failures in government were an outgrowth of his flawed assumptions and faulty judgment, not the forces of the time none of us can be expected to overcome.

It was, truly, a very merry Christmas, and I hope yours was, too.

The regulatory superpower has struck again — this time, against the ‘menace’ of multiple device chargers.

Three U.N. Women researchers write in Scientific American that feminism holds the real key to preventing the planet from cooking.

A roundup of some personal favorites.

Because the Indian government implemented Singh’s reforms, hundreds of millions of people are no longer living in extreme poverty.

Notes on Russia’s war, unresting, against Ukraine.

The Biden administration is trying to get as much climate money committed as it can before Donald Trump returns to the White House.