Rich Lowry is an Editor at National Review. He focuses on a range of topics including energy policy, geopolitics, and public policy, often exploring the intersections of culture, society, and government. Rich's insights and analyses have been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Times, POLITICO, and Yahoo News.
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If the Democratic Socialists’ movement succeeds, it will do it by running against the grain of American tradition and mores.
By: Rich Lowry
Marx and Engels probed why the world's leading capitalist power resisted socialism — and what their answers suggest about today's American socialist movement.
By: Rich Lowry King
By Rich Lowry King Features It's a shame, really. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is such a strong supporter of pluralism that he has to
The Indiana Fever star has been treated like a virus that the league’s antibodies seek to reject.
By: Rich Lowry
Caitlin Clark is a generational talent in women’s professional basketball — but the WNBA has treated the Indiana Fever star like a virus that the league’s antibodies seek to reject.
President Trump has been musing about whether he’s the most powerful man in world history, and judging by the results lately, the answer is definitely “no.”
Rich Lowry argues the WNBA is mistreating Caitlin Clark, a top star and key revenue driver, and failing to protect her from on-court targeting.
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What sports league, handed a generational talent who has played brilliantly and delivered massive commercial dividends, would make this very same player seem unwelcome and an object of scorn?
The MOU was an illusory means of achieving this goal via diplomacy.
