NR Daily: I Don’t Go Shopping on Black Friday; I Love Capitalism

I do not go shopping on Black Friday — not because I'm protesting capitalism, but because capitalism has provided me with wonderful options to save me from the hell that far too many people foolishly call a "holiday." I cannot explain to you just how little interest I have in physically going to a store to buy a thing, and I'm just so thankful that our society's capitalism-fueled advances have saved me from ever having to do so. There are no groceries in my house — because there don't have to be ...

November 24 2017

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I Don't Go Shopping on Black Friday; I Love Capitalism Katherine Timpf I do not go shopping on Black Friday — not because I'm protesting capitalism, but because capitalism has provided me with wonderful options to save me from the hell that far too many people foolishly call a "holiday." I cannot explain to you just how little interest I have in physically going to a store to buy a thing,... READ MORE After Weinstein, a Cultural Revolution Rich Lowry It's been nearly two months, and a geologic age, since the New York Times ran its initial report on Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's sexual predation. It's difficult to think of any... Race and America's Soul Myron Magnet Editor's Note: The following piece originally appeared in City Journal. It is adapted here with permission. What gives Gene Dattel's Reckoning with Race: America's Failure its special power... ADVERTISEMENT Mudbound: Folklore versus Phony-lore Armond White 'Hey, honey, let's go see that movie called 'Mudbound,'" said nobody ever. Following a predictably lauded premiere at last January's Sundance Film Festival, where indie films that take trendy... Thwarting North Korea's Nuclear Ambitions Evan Moore During his trip to Asia, President Trump spoke before the South Korean parliament to celebrate the strength of the U.S.–South Korea alliance and deliver a strong challenge to the North.... ADVERTISEMENT Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America John Earl Haynes,‎ Harvey Klehr,‎ & Alexander Vassiliev "This magisterial book transcends the old debates and paradigms, and provides the most complete and thorough account of what Soviet espionage agents actually did in the United States." - Ronald Radosh, The Weekly Standard LEARN MORE Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Top Shots ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.