NR Daily: The Burdens of Progressivism: A New Novel

Life is exhausting — and daily choices are unbearably burdensome — for some Americans who are so comfortably situated that they have the time and means to make themselves morally uncomfortable. They think constantly about what they believe are the global ripples, and hence the moral-cum-political ramifications, of their quotidian decisions. And they are making themselves nervous wrecks. If your anthropological curiosity is aroused, venture to gentrifying Brooklyn, in the spirit of Margaret Mead going among the Samoans. It is not necessary to actually go to Brooklyn ...

September 14 2017

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The Burdens of Progressivism: A New Novel George Will Life is exhausting — and daily choices are unbearably burdensome — for some Americans who are so comfortably situated that they have the time and means to make themselves morally uncomfortable. They think constantly about what they believe are the global ripples, and hence the moral-cum-political ramifications, of their... READ MORE Price-Gouging Is a Public Service Kevin D. Williamson It's the little things. The response to our back-to-back hurricanes — from both the public sector and from civil society — shows that the American people and their institutions have made... America's New Normal Is France's Old Normal Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry Editor's Note: In a series of columns, Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, a Paris-based conservative and fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, will write on an alarming trend, which he calls the... ADVERTISEMENT What Drives Trump's Base? David L. Bahnsen At some point, Sean Hannity's sycophantic behavior stopped bothering me. I began having fun with it, trying to guess where Hannity might draw the line and push back on something President Trump... A DACA Deal Robert VerBruggen Editor's note: This piece appears in the October 2, 2017, print issue of National Review. We are posting it online immediately because the story is rapidly developing. President Trump has... Trump's DACA Comments Maximize Pain for Republicans Fred Bauer The prospect of an agreement on DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) between Donald Trump and Democratic leaders has caused an avalanche of rumors and no small amount of wailing and... I Stand with Bikini-Wearing Baristas Katherine Timpf Baristas in Washington state are suing for their right to serve coffee in bikinis after their city passed an ordinance demanding that they cover up — and I stand with them. According to an... ADVERTISEMENT Fire in the Sky Eric M. Bergerud "Catering equally well to both casual and studious readers, Bergerud's Fire in the Sky deserves a high berth in World War II and aviation collections." - Booklist LEARN MORE Top Shots Frankfurt Motor Show ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.