Please clean the damned malware off your site NOW. While you’re at it, undo all the recent “improvements” that have made NRO a tedious, unreadable mess, too.
By the way, don’t call that number. I recommend that everyone stay away from National Review Online until get they their act together.
Update: According to some online diagnostic services, National Review‘s site is clean. A scan of my hard drive found no malware. Nevertheless, I still got redirected to a site that wanted to install a bogus Flash update the last time I visited. I would guess that whatever agency handles the advertising on the NR site is running some tainted ads. It looks like I’m not going to spend much time with Kevin and Jonah for a while.
Update II (April 3): Whatever was hijacking my browsers seems to be gone from the site now. NR is still a pain to navigate, though.
You probably caught it somewhere else.
I’m skeptical. The hijacking occurs frequently when I visit National Review and never at any other site. It reminds me of the redirects associated recently with Sitemeter.