Upon news of a Christmas variety show benefiting Planned Parenthood, my National Review colleague Kevin Williamson tweeted: “You’re getting the story all wrong . . . It was the grave that was empty, not the manger.” The reference, of course, is to Christmas and Easter, two days crucial to Christian beliefs about salvation. Year after year, the Internet tends to notice Christmas or holiday cards from or benefiting the country’s largest abortion provider, sometimes mentioning peace and in at least one case being explicit about the Christian story: “For Unto Us a Child is Born,” one option provides ...
Upon news of a Christmas variety show benefiting Planned Parenthood, my National Review colleague Kevin Williamson tweeted: “You’re getting the story all wrong . . . It was the grave that was empty, not the manger.” The reference, of course, is to Christmas and Easter, two days crucial to Christian beliefs about salvation....
Over the weekend Politico’s Josh Meyer published a blockbuster report that can’t be allowed to disappear into the void of the holiday season. In painstaking detail, it documents claims that the...
Editor’s Note: As part of National Review Institute’s End-of-Year Appeal, NRI fellows are sharing words of wisdom and inspiration. Today, David French explains NRI’s mission as a conservative...
President Trump today unveiled his new National Security Strategy (NSS), exceeding the expectations of the national-security community by producing a remarkably coherent NSS within his first...
This morning, federal district-court judge Tanya S. Chutkan held a hearing in Garza v. Hargan — a case that made headlines two months ago when the ACLU convinced the D.C. Circuit Court of...
As an opponent of Donald Trump during the Republican primary, and as somebody who voted for a third-party candidate in the general election, I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised by the...
As we hoped, the Republican tax legislation improved as it moved through Congress. Harmful ideas such as eliminating the adoption tax credit were abandoned. Some tax relief for the working poor...
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