Caroline Downey is a News Writer at National Review. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on culture and society, including topics such as accessibility, civil rights, and diversity & inclusion. Caroline's work has been featured in notable publications including the New York Post, Washington Examiner, and Newsweek.
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Karoline Leavitt touched off a firestorm with her explanation of socialism’s popularity among her generation.
Evictions are ‘violence’ now?
By: Caroline Downey
The Women's National Basketball Association may claim to put women first, but the league sure has a funny way of showing it.
The refs and the media do, in fact, have it out for her.
Young people don't believe that the status quo is setting them up for success. They feel it's further cushioning the Boomers' retirement.
The trial is Luigi Mangione madness all over again. A mid the Lindsay Clancy trial madness this week, I've seen a lot of social media posts
No, Not All Women Identify with Lindsay Clancy
It wasn’t really a voluntary exit, was it?
By: Caroline Downey
Despite the objections of liberals, the storied fashion designer’s ‘Feel the Fit’ campaign showed sex appeal and traditional beauty standards still reign supreme.
By: Caroline Downey
The H-1B visa program, which lets American companies bring in 85,000-plus foreign workers each year, is an increasingly sore subject for young Americans, who feel like they're being displaced in an already tight job market.
