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Editors at National Review Online offer an interesting idea for countering misleading union propaganda. Every Labor Day, unions claim responsibility for much of modern America’s cushy living standards. They argue…
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the latest bad idea on Capitol Hill. Sen. Bernie Sanders, socialist of Vermont, and Rep. Ro Khanna, a Democrat from California…
David Harsanyi of the Federalist explores the most recent attack on U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. In the latest smear of Clarence Thomas, The New York Times reports that…
Break-ins are up 200% in Asheville so far this year. This has left business owners frustrated to the point that many are not even reporting the crimes, as a lack of police…
Arjun Singh of National Review Online describes the recent Met gala as an example of “gilded irony.” When Edith Wharton wrote The Age of Innocence, her 1920 novel of the…
Matthew Continetti explains at National Review Online why he believes today’s political situation bears some resemblance to another era in the American past. Like today, the America of the late…
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute takes aim at popular misconceptions about income inequality. Economic inequality has risen to the top of the political agenda, championed by political candidates and…
Kevin Williamson‘s latest column at National Review Online tackles the arguments of those who lament growing income inequality in the United States. The inequality police are worried that we are…
Economist David Henderson explains that the myth that the late 19th century was dominated by rapacious, monopolistic “robber barons” is doubly wrong. The businessmen under attack were not robbers, nor…
The bimonthly magazine associated with The History Channel rarely strikes this reader as particularly political, which is why the timing of the latest cover story is particularly interesting. Sure, the…