National Review

Qatar remains one of the world’s foremost proponents of violent Islamist movements and states. The U.S. should treat it accordingly.

The Republican challenge to a state supreme court election decided by 734 votes is mostly about overseas voters who didn’t provide photo ID...

Democrats will adjust as the sound-bite age fades into history. But it will be difficult.

Plus: The Chinese AI firm DeepSeek roils the tech industry.

The always political Merrick Garland outsmarted himself, so Judiciary Committee Democrats lack the ammo needed to challenge the FBI nominee’...

Why stop at snipping knife tips? So many other household items could be danger-proofed, too.

Having nobody in charge of public health might be better than emboldening someone who is dangerously wrong.

Although Trump’s supporters are too quick to attribute his eccentricities to genius, it’s hard to imagine a more conventional president taki...

The ostensible breakthrough in Chinese AI may be more a function of mundane theft than techno-wizardry. But we should get the facts.

The race-obsessives denounce Trump’s deportations. 

Trump’s team shouldn’t lose sight of the critical role homeland missile defense plays in protecting far-flung regions.

The Pentagon is filling up fast with skeptics of American hegemony.

Despite another year of wall-to-wall positive media coverage for organized labor, the union membership rate ticked down in 2024.

Banks will find other ways to make up for lost revenue.

And that’s what it is, by the way — a mandate.

He knows nothing about U.S. immigration policy.

President Trump was right to pull the U.S. out of the rotten climate change agreement.

A recent hit piece on educational-freedom efforts in the state willfully misrepresents the immense benefits Ohioans are seeing.

Inflation ruined the penny — it’s time to give it a decent burial.

Even avian-themed board games aren’t safe from cancel culture.

Democrats are scuffling to control two houses of the state legislature — with a majority in neither.

Want to make America great again? Choose the right policies.

Envoy Steve Witkoff’s handling of negotiations with Hamas is a troubling sign.

Adopting spending limits at all levels of government would empower taxpayers, incentivize growth, and create a stable fiscal environment.

The president can readily find someone more suitable, as he’s done before.