national review

Is the following article by National Review columnist John Derbyshire racist? Several of his colleagues think it is, and are distancing themselves from it. The Talk: Nonblack Version He goes on to talk a lot about statistics and gives links to a lot of articles and studies about race and...

Most of the 50 outrageous facts about the bill in the national review's home page seem to be very much less than outrageous. Take a look yourself. What the bill is, is annoying: all kinds of good (or not so good) causes get money which they might well deserve, but that has nothing to do with...

An incisive piece by Austin Bramwell, who was once a trustee at the National Review. While this analysis is a case of someone closing the door after the horse has galloped off, an analysis better made in, say, May of 2002, he lays out the malaise that reared up and just bit GW Bush in the...

When you're a Republican and the National Review hammers you, you know things aren't going well. Hal Rogers: A Congressional Disgrace

This is something I found recently in a back issue of National Review. Kittynh keeps a large supply of these back issues in her basement, claiming many of her guests prefer them to toilet paper. I debated between posting this item in Politics (so I could take a cheap shot at conservatives) and...

The claim that the lunar landing in 1969 was a hoax has been widely circulated, in books, movies, tabloid articles and Foxumentaries. It has been a good staple for mystery-mongers and conspiracy theorists. Less well-known, however -- and less commercially successful -- was an earlier...