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John Fund of National Review Online assesses the significance of Argentina’s recent election. President Javier Milei was the big winner of last week’s midterm elections in Argentina. He blew past…
Editors at National Review Online praise a recent speech at the annual gathering of elites in Davos. If there was something that we did not have on our bingo card…
Echoing Bill Clinton’s declaration in his 1996 State of the Union address that “the era of big government is over,” Ross Douthat now sees conservatives justifying government interventions because they…
The Cato Institute’s Michael Tanner devotes his latest National Review Online column to the Pope’s recent comments regarding poverty. Pope Francis has come to the United States, bringing with him…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column for National Review Online explains the irreplaceable role of deterrence in preventing war. [D]isputes over honor or from fear do not always lead to war.…
Nina Easton devotes her latest Fortune magazine column to facts surrounding the political pandering over income inequality. Look across three decades of increased global competition and human-replacing technology, and there’s…
Whoops, that’s just how a mainstream media outlet might report what Thomas Sowell says about President Obama in his latest column. Sowell actually labels the president a “truly great phony.”…
Last week, the Wall Street Journal ran an op-ed by an Argentine who lamented that nation’s sad decline into crony capitalism, corruption, inflation, lawless government, etc. Here is a superb…
You might look at the astronomical growth in federal government debt and say, ?Surely, our government leaders have to scale back spending at some point. They must realize we can?t…
I read the following paragraph from Walter Russell Mead’s latest Newsweek contribution three times and still couldn’t figure out why he used the word “worse”: Liberal capitalism is risky, unequal…