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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A decade later, Colin Kaepernick is as tiresome as ever.
A decade later, Colin Kaepernick is as tiresome as ever.
By: Rich Lowry
President Trump's tariffs aren't popular, but he's found a way to make them even less so — a trade war with America's most inoffensive ally.
Rich Lowry argues that Colin Kaepernick's new memoir and continued activism remain unpersuasive a decade after his national anthem protests.
Startling results are in from a test of teenage educational achievement around the world.
To mark the 10-year anniversary of his kneeling during the National Anthem, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback is out with a new memoir, “The Perilous F...
By: Rich Lowry
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Is it the end of the Flynn effect?
After a brief hiatus, Andy and Rich return to The McCarthy Report to reflect on the events of September 11th and analyze the successes and failures of America's fight against terror over the past 25 years.
Science fiction can be prescient, but we are not living in the plot of The Terminator.
By: Rich Lowry
One reason that apocalyptic scenarios involving AI are implausible is that, having seen how that particular movie ends, we are unlikely to be foolish enough to give AI custody of the most destructive weapons on the planet.
