National Review

A new testing platform will help bring about the kind of weapons innovation we need to stay ahead of our enemies.

An intelligent, provocative show at the National Building Museum looks at D.C.’s Brutalist phase.

Chicago’s hottest club this week was the DNC, where Gen-Z TikTokers, Olivia Rodrigo stans, and social-media influencers gathered to support...

Will the Democrats turn 2024 into 2008?

The best way to build the affordable homes America needs is not through direct government intervention.

After a burst of online attention over a recent piece, I wanted to throw my phone into the Thames, change my name, and go live in an igloo.

Instead of being the bumbling screw-up and colossal failure of five months ago, Kamala Harris is now the front-runner. Pardon my skepticism....

Amidst a shortage of childcare spaces, the government is spending more on diversity, equity, inclusion initiatives.

On Venezuela, Israel, China, chess, Alain Delon, Chi Chi Rodriguez, and more.

Plus: Candace Owens does her own research.

The vice president delivered a serviceable convention speech, but she remains a complete cipher.

The book-ban myth is just that. And when it served Democrats’ purposes, everyone knew the difference between curation and prohibition.

Election 2024 has no redeeming features whatsoever.

The Democratic vice-presidential nominee’s ‘mind your own damn business’ credo is completely disingenuous.

Democrats trying to brag about the city during the convention are ignoring the injurious effects of union-dominated governance.

The Smithsonian’s Star Power glamour photo show can only help.

The message of the ‘Harris for President Messaging Guidance 101’ session in Chicago was essentially ‘we’ll get back to you.’

A defeat for Kamala Harris remains as easy to envision as a defeat for Donald Trump.

Can they really make this work?

How Hollywood reduces urban tragedy to cliché.

No other administration has so consistently or aggressively used regulation to increase direct government spending without congressional app...

Film tax credits have been tried just about everywhere, and they’re a bad idea.

The first night of the DNC spun the pandemic as a story of Democratic managerial competence. The truth is much different.

Like any huckster working in a boiler room, Harris is hoping to find people credulous enough to believes what’s too good to be true.

The cost of the vice president’s vision of government-provided health care, outlined during the 2019 primary, would be stupendous.