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Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson are questioning the Jewish people's historical ties to Israel. But does the DNA evidence actually support their claims?

National Review's Rich Lowry breaks down the controversy surrounding Jewish ancestry, Israel's genetic testing laws, and what scientific research really reveals about the origins of Ashkenazi Jews.

Watch Rich separate fact from conspiracy theory in our latest video.

Are Rogan and Carlson uncovering something — or spreading a dangerous misconception?

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Has the Democratic Party moved so far left that even its own candidates are losing support?

Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens has endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate race — and El-Sayed's association with controversial streamer Hasan Piker is adding fuel to the debate.

National Review's Caroline Downey breaks down the political fallout and what it reveals about the growing divide among Democrats.

Watch now and weigh in: Is there still room for moderates in the Democratic Party?

5 days ago | [YT] | 8

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What did 60 Minutes leave out of its investigation into Trump's deportation policies?

Rich Lowry takes a closer look at CBS News' reporting and the extended interview with a DHS attorney, revealing important context he argues viewers never saw in the broadcast.

Watch Rich's latest breakdown and decide for yourself.

Did 60 Minutes give viewers the full story, or just one side of it?

6 days ago | [YT] | 29

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Is Letitia James putting politics ahead of public safety in New York?

Republican attorney general candidate Saritha Komatireddy joins National Review’s Caroline Downey to challenge James’s record and discuss New York crime, the Cornell Seven controversy, homelessness, and Medicaid fraud.

With the 2026 election approaching, Komatireddy makes her case for a different approach to law enforcement and accountability.

Watch the full interview and tell us: **What should New York’s next attorney general prioritize?**

1 week ago | [YT] | 10

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Columbia University students are facing a cancellation backlash over the Cornell 7 sexual assault controversy. But what did they actually say?

After publishing an opinion piece questioning the narrative surrounding the Cornell 7 case, Christina Ma and Nikos Mohammadi faced fierce criticism, staff resignations at The Sundial, and a broader campus free-speech controversy.

Now, they join National Review’s Caroline Downey to tell their side of the story and discuss due process, cancel culture, and the limits of free speech on college campuses.

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Should college students face calls for cancellation simply for questioning a controversial narrative?

1 week ago | [YT] | 13

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Was RFK Jr. right about the decline of scientific achievement in the Arab world — or did he get the history wrong?

Kennedy's controversial comments about Islam and science have sparked a backlash. But behind the outrage is a larger historical question: Why did the Islamic world's scientific Golden Age come to an end?

National Review's Rich Lowry examines where RFK Jr. got his facts wrong, what his critics may be overlooking, and what history tells us about the development of Western civilization.

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**Do you think RFK Jr.'s broader argument deserves consideration, despite his factual errors?**

1 week ago | [YT] | 19

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Why are Democrats and Republicans so divided over their pride in America?

Recent Gallup and NBC News polling reveals a striking partisan gap in American patriotism. But is this just about Donald Trump, or does it reflect a deeper shift in how the Left views the country?

Rich Lowry breaks down the numbers, the politics, and what this divide says about America's future.

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Should your pride in America depend on who's in the White House?

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What’s the real story behind Ilhan Omar’s controversial marriage history?

Questions about the Minnesota congresswoman’s past marriages, family records, and citizenship timeline continue to attract scrutiny. Omar has denied the allegation that she married her brother, but Rich Lowry examines the reporting and questions that remain unresolved.

Watch our latest National Review video and tell us: Do these unanswered questions warrant further investigation?

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 11

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Why are questions about Abdul El-Sayed’s family history sparking such a fierce debate?

As the Michigan Senate candidate faces scrutiny over social media posts referencing the Muslim Brotherhood, the controversy has raised bigger questions about media coverage, political accountability, and accusations of Islamophobia.

Rich Lowry breaks down the reporting, El-Sayed’s response, and what the controversy means for his Senate campaign.

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**Is the media asking fair questions, or giving El-Sayed unfair scrutiny?**

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 20

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Is France facing more than just student protests?

Violent unrest, a historic town hall in flames, and growing tensions over immigration and national identity have raised serious questions about France's future.

National Review's Rich Lowry examines why he believes the crisis goes much deeper than the headlines.

▶️ Watch the full analysis and weigh in below.

Are France's problems primarily political, or is the country facing a deeper cultural crisis?

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 10