Why Is It Necessary to Lie about Donald Trump?

Plus: 'How Much Time Do I Have?': Ex-Biden Biz Partner Lists Joe's Alleged Crimes during Heated Exchange with AOC, The Beginning of the End for the Censorship-Industrial Complex?, and more

March 20, 2024 EDITOR'S PICKS    Why Is It Necessary to Lie about Donald Trump? The truth takes a back seat to the narrative. Rich Lowry  >     Unlocked for you.  'How Much Time Do I Have?': Ex-Biden Biz Partner Lists Joe's Alleged Crimes during Heated Exchange with AOC Tony Bobulinski accused the president of violating racketeering and corruption laws. James Lynch  > The Beginning of the End for the Censorship-Industrial Complex? In oral arguments this week, Biden-administration defenses of its Covid-era policy of leaning on private entities to police public discourse appeared practically indefensible. Brent Skorup  > See all our premium content with NRPLUS. NEW ON NATIONAL REVIEW     The Damaging Legacy of Covid School Closures Even the New York Times is acknowledging what many of us knew at the time. The Editors  > ADVERTISEMENT Introducing the University of Austin UATX invites students to begin their educational journey with world-renowned faculty and mentors. UATX's Brave 100 founding class will receive a four-year full-tuition scholarship and be considered for $100,000 in additional funding from philanthropic entrepreneurs Joe Lonsdale and Alex Magaro. Learn more. High Government Pay and High Taxes Are Laying the Economy Low Neal B. Freeman  > The Loneliness Epidemic Extends to Middle-Aged Americans Frank Filocomo  > Trump and Democracy Jason Lee Steorts  > Republicans Are Right to 'Fixate on Messy Afghanistan Withdrawal' Luther Ray Abel  > The Banality of NIMBY Armond White  > ADVERTISEMENT NR PODCASTS: FEATURED EPISODE    The Editors: There Will Be Blood . . . Maybe FEATURED PHOTO GALLERY    Ides of March 19 West 44th Street, Ste. 1701, New York, NY, 10036 Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.