Google Fires Employees over Anti-Israel Office Sit-Ins
Nine pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested Tuesday for staging a sit-in at three Google offices across the U.S.
Category Archives: National Review
Wicked Little Letters: ‘Whodunit’ or Who Cares?
Why Thea Sharrock’s comedy mystery falls flat.
Why I’m Suing the SEC to Overturn Its Climate Rule
The SEC’s rule is an obstacle to human flourishing.
Storm King Rules for the Best in Outdoor Sculpture and Gorgeous Grounds
But why bring in colonialism, genocide, and the Lenape natives? They have nothing to do with the art.
The Fed’s Back-Door Bubble
America’s ad hoc financial system is full of unintended consequences, such as the Fed’s increasing liquidity by $1 trillion while trying to quell inflation.
An old KGB tale, &c.
On disinformation; Iran and murder; a suggestion for San Francisco; our photogenic Southwest; and more.
Public Defenders Shouldn’t Be Forced to Support a Union’s Anti-Israeli Speech
Two New York City lawyers object to having to support speech that they believe attacks their very identity and existence.
Comer Accuses White House of Obstructing Impeachment Inquiry After Joe Biden Declines to Testify
The White House is allegedly holding up document production by the National Archives for files related to the impeachment inquiry, Comer said in the letter.