Politics
Taiwan Must Control Its Own Destiny | National Review
Any objective observer would counsel Taiwan to tend to its own freedom, and not rely upon America to do it. Source link
Israel Recovers Bodies of Three Hostages as International Pressure to End War Intensifies | National Review
The International Court of Justice, acting on a request from South Africa, has ordered Israel to end its ground operation in Rafah. Source link
Oxford Students Arrested after Occupying Campus Building | National Review
‘This was not a peaceful sit-in, but a violent action that included forcibly overpowering the receptionist,’ the university said. Source link
Bureaucrats Are Not Representatives of the People | National Review
The belief that they are is corrupting. Source link
Can Larry Hogan Pull Off a Blue-State Upset? | National Review
The Senate GOP nominee is tacking left on abortion while vowing to be an ‘independent voice’ — and hoping Maryland voters view him as a centrist. Source link
Republicans Accuse Biden Admin of Using ‘Mass-Parole Programs’ to Hide ‘Catastrophic’ Border Crisis | National Review
Republicans contend Biden is using ‘unlawful mass-parole programs’ to shift the border crisis to ports of entry. ‘The end result is the same.’ Source link
Dem Nominee for Oregon House Seat Praised, Fundraised for Ousted Portland DA Mike Schmidt in 2020 | National Review
Schmidt’s blowout loss to Republican-turned-independent deputy Nathan Vasquez could serve as a bellwether for suburban voters’ feelings about public safety. Source link
ESG: A Luxury Good Faces Tougher Times | National Review
The scattershot approach of approving environmental and social initiatives can’t be sustained when cost pressures are high and unmatched by income growth. Source link
What’s Wrong with People of Color? | National Review
Politically, they’re looking more independent-minded all the time. Source link
The Bible Is Yet Again on Trial in Finland | National Review
The case of Finnish member of parliament Päivi Räsänen, who continues to face persecution for her religious beliefs, will set a key free-speech precedent. Source link
