Five Years after Janus, Government Unions Are Weaker — and More Desperate

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June 27, 2023 EDITOR'S PICKS    Five Years after Janus, Government Unions Are Weaker — and More Desperate The Supreme Court ruling did not end the influence of unions, but it did push them deeper into social militancy and away from working for workers. Mailee Smith  >     Unlocked for you.  How to Defeat a Mass Delusion It's a journey, not a moment — and we're asking for your help. Charles C. W. Cooke  > The Tragedy of Russia A couple millennia after Athens and a couple hundred years after the modern democratic revolution, Russia still has a de facto czar. Rich Lowry  > See all our premium content with NRPLUS. ADVERTISEMENT NEW ON NATIONAL REVIEW     Supreme Court Rejects 'Independent State Legislature' Theory, Finds State Courts Can Rule on Federal Elections Jeff Zymeri  > Does Everyone Agree That Affirmative Action Has to Go? Charles C. W. Cooke  > 'Highly Likely' Ukraine Recaptured Territories Lost to Russia as Far Back as 2014, U.K. Defense Ministry Says Ari Blaff  > Princeton Professor's Initiative to Rebrand June 'Fidelity Month' Gains Steam on Religious Right Abigail Anthony  > 'Completely Unjustified': Maryland District Closes School Board Meeting to Public amid Backlash against LGBT Curricula Haley Strack  > Ford Latest Automaker to Institute Layoffs amid Electric-Vehicle Push: Report Jeff Zymeri  > ADVERTISEMENT NR PODCASTS: FEATURED EPISODE    The Great Books: Shakespeare's First Folio FEATURED PHOTO GALLERY    Chaos in Russia 19 West 44th Street, Ste. 1701, New York, NY, 10036 Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.