
		November 16 2018

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Green Book Turns Brotherhood into a Bromide

Armond White

This road movie about the temperamental tug-of-war between an Italian nightclub bouncer and a black jazz pianist merely repeats Neil Simon's "Odd Couple" formula. Read More


Top Stories

Making Acosta a Federal Case

Mona Charen

By revoking his press pass, the White House made Jim Acosta a martyr for freedom of the press.

Trump's Not Populist Enough

Rich Lowry

Other than on trade and immigration, Trump has governed as a fairly typical Republican despite his self-professed populism.

Scott Campaign Asks Secretary of State to Accept Broward Recount Despite Missed Deadline

Jack Crowe

Broward County officials turned in the results of their machine recount just minutes after the deadline, leading to a dispute over 779 votes gained by Scott.

Stan Lee's Work Is a Reflection of His Times

Jonah Goldberg

A member of the Greatest Generation, Stan Lee better represented the more ironic attitudes of the postwar era.

The Lessons of the Asia Bibi Case

Nina Shea

Amid fears of possible terrorist retaliation, no Western nation has yet dared to give Asia Bibi asylum

Against the 'Coercive Elimination of Dissent'

Jeremy Dys and Mike Berry

Oregon tries to compel two bakers to lend their services to a same-sex wedding, and thereby to compel speech.

The Case for the Wage Subsidy

Oren Cass

Both the Left and the Right should focus on how best to spend government money already slated to go out the door.

Judge Orders White House to Return Acosta's Press Pass

Mairead McArdle

A federal judge ruled in favor of CNN in its lawsuit against the White House Friday, ordering that reporter Jim Acosta's press pass be returned.


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Out of the Maze

Spencer Johnson

Twenty years and twenty-eight million copies later, the sequel to the beloved classic Who Moved My Cheese? has arrived. Now Out of the Maze offers profound truths about how to transform your life.

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