NR Daily: Human History Is an Ever-Expanding Circle of Empathy

The world has become freer, more just, more compassionate, gentler, and more equal. But there is clearly room for improvement.

July 01 2020 July 01 2020 Marian L. Tupy Human History Is an Ever-Expanding Circle of Empathy The world has become freer, more just, more compassionate, gentler, and more equal. But there is clearly room for ...   READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT Trending on National Review 1. The End of (Whig) History 2. Beijing's Putsch against Hong Kong 3. Macron, Trump, and the Fatal Flaw of Personality-Based Politics Top Stories Brian Riedl No, the Pandemic Has Not Surged Billionaire Wealth The media claim that billionaire wealth has surged since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic is flatly ... Kevin D. Williamson What Are Schools For? If you want to educate the children, then send them to good schools. Give them good books and good teachers. And ... NEWS Trump Supports Second Round of 'Larger' Coronavirus Checks The president said Wednesday that he wanted the checks aimed at discretionary spending. Brian T. Allen Sotheby's Art Auction Breaks Records Bidding was spirited, and the balletic, gestural Oliver Barker as auctioneer was himself a work of performance ... NEWS U.S. Seizes $800k Chinese Shipment of Human Hair Products on Suspicion of Human Rights... U.S. customs seized a Chinese shipment of nearly 13 tons of wigs and other human hair products suspected of being ... WHAT NR IS READING The Case for Nationalism How It Made Us Powerful, United, and Free By Richard Lowry “Makes an original and compelling case for nationalism . . . A fascinating, erudite—and much-needed—defense of a hallowed idea unfairly under current attack.” — Victor Davis Hanson LEARN MORE PODCASTS Episode 233: Slipping and Sliding down the Polls Episode 23: Basement Politics PHOTOS Battle of Gettysburg Top Shots VIDEO Seattle Police Clear 'Autonomous Zone' after Executive Order from the Mayor Supreme Court Abortion Decision Is Not a 'Victory for Women's Health Care' NRPLUS ARTICLES Sotheby's Art Auction Breaks Records Walls Work Getting All Your NR? SEE MY OPTIONS 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.