NR Daily: The Social Media Censorship Dumpster Fire

Censors can behave in unpredictable ways -- and no one has a sufficient monopoly on truth to serve as philosopher king over speech and debate.

March 02 2019

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The Social Media Censorship Dumpster Fire David French It's impossible for humans to be unbiased, a fact social media giants like Facebook need to understand. Read More ADVERTISEMENT Top Stories James Davison Hunter and the Inadequacy of Naturalism M. D. Aeschliman "Science and the Good" gives a careful historical and logical analysis of what its subtitle rightly calls  "the tragic quest for the foundations of morality" over the last four hundred years. Conservative Detective Graham Hillard The HBO series argues with an admirable moral clarity that good men, whatever their flaws, must be called upon to keep evil men at bay and that the wickedness of the human heart is ultimately ineradicable. Trump Says 'of Course' North Korea Is Responsible for Otto Warmbier's Death Mairead McArdle Otto's parents reacted critically to the president's comments earlier on Friday, blaming Kim himself for their son's death. ADVERTISEMENT How to Fix Federal Arts Funding Brian T. Allen Conservatives should have a deep interest in high culture. Without a fight, identity politics, diversity, multiculturalism, and political correctness will debase it and deaden it. Rigoletto at the Met Nicholas M. Gallagher The Met's production of "Rigoletto" is an excellent example of where engagement with the work as a drama, rather than trying to put on a spectacle, would have been the better move. Infant Protection: Misinformation from the NYT Ramesh Ponnuru The New York Times managed to publish an article that leaves readers with less understanding of the issue at its end than at its beginning. Takeaways from the House Democrats' Cohen Hearing Andrew C. McCarthy Knowledge may be power, but electoral victory is subpoena power. Pentagon Requests $2 Billion over Five Years for Space Force Mairead McArdle The Department of Defense on Friday released a plan for President Trump's proposed Space Force, asking Congress for $2 billion to fund it. ADVERTISEMENT JOIN US AT THE 2019 IDEAS SUMMIT Photo Essays Jupiter Up Close Vienna Opera Ball ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.