West Germanic language native to Central Europe
Chris Bray writes for the Federalist about a key beneficiary of a new California regulation. [C]ompanies that make or distribute any form of textiles in California are required to start…
When you consider the coming of the American Revolution to the colony of North Carolina 250 years ago, you might be tempted to take for granted the remarkable circumstances that…
Jim Geraghty writes for National Review Online about an interesting revelation about the COVID-19 pandemic. For most of the past five years, a whole lot of otherwise seemingly intelligent people…
Luther Ray Abel writes for National Review Online about a German controversy that should send Americans a message. The “comprehensive and indefinite driving bans on Saturdays and Sundays” threatened last…
Maureen Mullarkey writes at the Federalist about the troubling history of governments focusing on the nation’s health. Twentieth-century authoritarian regimes were obsessed with cleansing the “unfit” from the national body.…
As applications for wind farms are expected to increase, the debate over the costs and benefits of these facilities will continue. The debate should be informed by experiences and data…
Arthur Koestler’s Darkness at Noon debuted in December 1940 and reverberated through the post-war period, though not with the universal acclaim of George Orwell’s 1984, in part because of its…
Jacob Howland writes for the Martin Center about a case of “administrative hardball” at the University of Tulsa. On April 11, the administration of the University of Tulsa shocked faculty,…
Thanks to her “school strike for the climate,” a 15-year-old Swedish girl named Greta Thunberg has become an international celebrity and the object of effusive praise by intellectual, political, and religious…
Greensboro News & Record editorial writer Doug Clark takes a rare break from harping on what a hellhole North Carolina has become under Republican leadership (see today’s lead editorial on…
Thomas Donlan of Barron’s explains why he is no fan of President Trump’s 140-character tirades about trade. In many tweets, Trump has fixated on having some foreign country pay for…
Victor Davis Hanson uses a National Review Online column to explore Germany’s ongoing negative attitudes toward the United States and its presidents. Germans apparently do not appreciate that fellow NATO…