Category Archives: National Review

House Republicans Call on D.C. Mayor, Police Chief to Testify on GWU Encampment Response

The Metropolitan Police Department refused to fulfill GWU’s request in removing the pro-Palestinian encampment from campus.

The FTC’s Noncompete Rule Retroactively Voids Millions of Contracts

In a new nationwide rule, Joe Biden’s Federal Trade Commission has discarded its legal restraints.

Columbia University Leaders Sued for Failing to Ensure Campus Safety. Could Protesters be Next?

A lawyer suing Columbia University said his team is looking closely at the “very scary individuals” who appear to be orchestrating the anti-Israel protests.

Arizona Senate Passes Repeal of 1864 Abortion Ban, Governor Expected to Sign Legislation

Earlier Wednesday, the Arizona governor told reporters she would sign the repeal ‘as soon as it gets to my desk.’

‘Should No Longer Receive One Penny’: Covid Chairman Reacts to Peter Daszak Testimony, Previews Investigation’s Next Steps

The next steps of the subcommittee’s probe involve parsing through 30,000 pages of private emails by Dr. David Morens, a top adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Calls for Northwestern President’s Resignation Mount, Concessions to Protesters Draw Legal Scrutiny

Notable Jewish organizations have called for Michael Schill’s resignation and seven members of Northwestern’s antisemitism task force resigned after his concessions.

26 GOP States Sue ATF for Unconstitutionally Regulating Private Firearms Sales

The rule, set to take effect this month, will require private gun sellers to obtain federal firearms licenses and conduct background checks.

Congressional Investigators Recommend Nonprofit President behind Wuhan-Lab Funding Be Criminally Investigated

Lawmakers argue that EcoHealth Alliance should also be cut off from future federal funding given its ties to the Wuhan lab.

Will the Summer of Anti-Israel Protests Be Enough to Split Biden’s Delicate Coalition?

‘It’s a lose-lose,’ New York Democrat Ritchie Torres said of his party’s political dynamics surrounding the recent campus unrest.

FCC Spins Survey Results to Support Web Welfare

Congress should ignore the FCC’s claims and keep the Affordable Connectivity Program unfunded.