
		May 13 2019

A Congressional Democrat's Latest Anti-Semitic Remarks

Alexandra DeSanctis

Making the click-through worthwhile: Democratic congresswoman Rashida Tlaib ignites the latest installment in the controversy over anti-Semitic rhetoric, Senate Democrats mark Mother's Day by cheering for government-funded abortion, and Trump bestows a nickname on Mayor Pete.

Rashida Tlaib Ignites New Controversy over Anti-Semitism

Over the weekend, Yahoo! News published a new episode of the "Skullduggery" podcast, an interview with Representative Rashida Tlaib (D., Mich.). After she was asked about her support for a "one-state solution" to the conflict between Israel and Palestine, Tlaib noted that the U.S. had recently marked Holocaust Remembrance Day and said she was "humbled" by the fact that her ancestors suffered to create a new home for the Jewish people.

Jean Vanier on the Importance of a 'Healthy Belonging'

Kathryn Jean Lopez

Wisdom from Jean Vanier, the founder of the L'Arche community in France.

Conservatives Shouldn't Fear Evolutionary Theory

Razib Khan

To maintain a civilization predicated on freedom, liberty, and equality, we cannot ignore the deck of cards that nature dealt us. The seeds of both tyranny and democracy were sown by the evolutionary pressures that shaped humans over millions of years.

Texas LGBTQ Caucus Kills 'Save Chick-fil-A' Bill

Jack Crowe

The Texas House's newly-formed LGBTQ caucus on Friday successfully blocked legislation introduced by Republicans to prevent religious discrimination.

'Not Suitable for Recruiting': A Talk with Vladimir Bukovsky, Part I

Jay Nordlinger

All Soviet dissidents are legendary, to one degree or another. Vladimir Bukovsky is especially so. He is held in awe by people whom the rest of us hold in awe. I'm speaking of his fellow dissidents.

Why Joe Biden Should Not Apologize for His Opposition to Busing

Howard Husock

There are many reasons to believe that Joe Biden should not be the next president — but his 1970s-era opposition to busing as a means to school desegregation should not be one of them.

Help NR Keep Yelling 'Stop!'

Charles C. W. Cooke

Ronald Reagan liked to say that "freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction." Given the speed of change in the present era, it's tempting to conclude that his was an overly optimistic view. Let's commit once again to never finding out.

Comey Acknowledges Strzok, Page Damaged FBI: 'It Made Us All Look Bad'

Jack Crowe

Former FBI director James Comey conceded Thursday that former agent Peter Strzok and his mistress, lawyer Lisa Page, damaged the Bureau's reputation.


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