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Bill Gates reconsiders climate change, advocating for human welfare and economic growth.

By: The Editors – nationalreview.com – November 5, 2025 No amount of gerrymandering will be able to withstand this kind of Democratic surge if it materializes again in a year’s time. It was hard to find any bright spot for Republicans in a near-comprehensive wipeout on Tuesday. This shouldn’t be overinterpreted, since in the normal course of things Republicans are…

By: William A. Galston – wsj.com – November 4, 2025 Manufacturing job losses in the 2000s affected politics. Disruptions to desk jobs will too. While this isn’t the first such transformative moment in American history, it may turn out to be the fastest. Four of America’s largest tech firms—Google, Meta, Microsoft and Amazon—combined have had capital expenditures of $360 billion…

Exploring the complexities of Christian Zionism and its biblical foundations.

Student wins religious freedom case after school banned Christian design on parking space. First Liberty Institute helps secure policy change at Colorado high school.

By: Sierra Dawn McClain – wsj.com – October 29, 2025 Farms automate harvests of corn and other crops, but the technology still needs work. It’s harvest time in America’s major apple-producing states, including Washington, New York and Michigan. The Agriculture Department projects the U.S. crop this year will surpass 11 billion pounds—nearly all picked by hand in brisk fall air….

By: Jeffrey Blehar – nationalreview.com – October 30, 2025 The kids are absolutely losing their marbles over the realization that they might have to, you know, study in school. To see this article in its entirety and to subscribe to others like it, please choose to read more. Source: Harvard Grading Inflation: Students Weep at Being Told They’re Expected to…

By: The Editors – nationalreview.com – October 30, 2025 Tucker Carlson’s friendly interview with Nick Fuentes makes it impossible to ignore the right’s festering antisemitism problem. The issue isn’t merely that Carlson “platformed” a white-nationalist influencer. This framing allows Carlson and his defenders to portray the interview and others like it as an effort at open debate, as a good-faith…

“We’re not going to lose our cities over this. This will go further. We’re starting very strongly with D.C., and we’re going to clean it up real quick.” — President Donald Trump, August 11…

Explores the origins and implications of the phrase about turning off the lights amid migration trends.

CNN data reporter Harry Enten discusses the results of new polls from AP-NORC and Quinnipiac on how the public is responding to the partial government shutdown. ” You might think, given that the Republicans are in charge of both the House and the Senate, that a government shutdown might actually hurt the Republican brand — but in fact, it hasn’t.”