National Review

In a case of unilateral disarmament in the propaganda war, the Trump administration functionally mothballed the U.S. Agency for Global Media...

There’s only one logical way to deal with pirates.

Meeting Ofir and Merav.

By issuing nationwide injunctions against executive action, federal district courts are exercising too much power.

If Congress helped Europe break its addiction to Russian energy, everyone would win — except Putin.

History repeats itself in Ukraine, but we shouldn’t reenact it blindly.

In Maastricht in the Netherlands, the exhibition hall bursts with art treasures and connoisseurs, checkbooks in hand.

The state and local tax deduction for corporations should be repealed in exchange for pro-growth corporate tax reform.

On knowing Tony Dolan, my secret source back in the day.

‘Resistance’ reruns are all the rage, but are they working?

The latest chapter provides more hurdles for both Trump’s top-down and bottom-up efforts to bring the federal bureaucracy to heel.

My needlessly difficult attempt, while in Europe, to verify a Zuckerberg quote about Biden-era pressure.

Plus: Is the Department of Education on the ropes?

There’s a reason why the government should not be in the endorsement business.

The actress is a proud Israeli Jew, and she doesn’t care that some people have a problem with that.

Five years later, the architects of the Covid Era’s lockdown insanity deserve only our contempt.  

Yes, President Trump can fire, and has fired, Hampton Dellinger.

The owner received threats and disturbing sexual comments, but also plenty of support.

Second terms are often messy affairs, but the wheels are coming off this one far too early.

Fascism fascination for gamers.

The week of March 3, 2025: Funding Europe’s NATO gap, tariffs, industrial policy, the congestion tax, and much, much more.

The big argument is only just beginning.

The public wants the economy humming, the border secure, and an end to woke lunacy — not tariffs and irrelevant indulgences.

Thank you to Senators Paul, McConnell, and Budd for voting against the worst Republican labor secretary of our lifetime.

Housing male inmates in women’s prisons and jails — which he has supported — is a nightmarish transgender policy.