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REVIEW: ‘13 Novels Conservatives Will Love (but Probably Haven’t Read)’ by Christopher J. Scalia
"When conservatives discuss novels," Christopher Scalia complains in his entertaining and useful 13 Novels Conservatives Will Love (but Probably Haven’t Read), "we tend to mention the same handful of works. We cherish a reliable and sturdy stock that hasn’t been replenished in a generation or two"—a stock that includes The Lord of the Rings, Nineteen Eighty-Four, Brave New World, and, heaven help us, Atlas Shrugged. It shouldn’t be that way. Conservatives should be widely read literary people.
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On Benders, Batali, and Bourdain
REVIEW: ‘Care and Feeding: A Memoir’ by Laurie Woolever
A Mediocre Meal of a Memoir
REVIEW: ‘I Regret Almost Everything: A Memoir’ by Keith McNally
WATCH: Biden Threatens to 'Beat the Hell Out Of' Jake Tapper in First Public Comments Since 'Cancer Diagnosis'
Hunter Biden has also threatened the CNN host with physical violence
FACT CHECK: Glenn Greenwald 'Has Never Bowed' and 'Does Not Bend'
Radical left-wing journalist is best known for aiding and abetting the traitor…
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Why Trump Is Perplexed by Putin
Veteran '60 Minutes' Correspondent Lesley Stahl Lashes Out at Paramount Boss Over Trump Settlement Talks: 'It Steps on the First Amendment'
Stahl's remarks follow similar criticism from correspondent Scott Pelley
Drill Baby Drill: White House Clears Way for New Energy Projects
White House actions will speed approvals for highways, railways, pipelines, and mining projects
Letitia James’s Former Colleague Says ‘Opportunistic’ NY AG Abused Her Power
Former assistant New York solicitor general Brian Ginsberg echoes Trump attorney's description of embattled AG
Harvard Commencement Speaker Lauds Classmate Who Assaulted Israeli Student—to Whoops and Cheers From the Crowd
Elom Tettey-Tamaklo was ordered to complete anger management course and perform 80 hours of community service
When they go low, we whoop ass
American Adversaries Meet To 'Coordinate Their Positions' on Iran's Nuclear Program
The high-level meeting between Chinese, Iranian, and Russian officials confirms fears of an attempt by the three countries to weaken the U.S.'s negotiation position with Tehran