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Belgrade’s top diplomat walked a tightrope at Washington’s NATO summit, telling NR that his country is in a ‘delicate’ position.

J. D. Vance will be an effective spokesman for Trump, but other choices would have had a better chance of marginally helping the ticket.

A study of battleground Senate races in presidential years suggests that Democrats will struggle to separate themselves from Joe Biden.

Over-the-top attacks on Trump haven’t been incidental to the Democratic 2024 campaign, but central to it.

Despite what many progressives seem to think, Christianity and patriotism are not mutually exclusive.

Follow along for live updates and analysis from the NR team on the Republican National Convention.

But it may not be the final one.

Institutional trust may be approaching rock bottom, but Americans don’t need to be coached into reverence for America’s civic conventions.

Doing the right thing by emphatically ending lawfare might not win the president reelection, but it would improve his chances.

American Solidarity’s winning ticket.

Live by the sword, die by the sword.

As the attempted assassination of Donald Trump has just proven, American politics can be suddenly volatile.

Even if it doesn’t change polls, it will change political calculations.

Donald Trump never blinks.

The agency has a long track record of failures and misconduct.

With the necessary political will, however, Iran’s path to the bomb can still be stopped.

Self-discipline is replacing the post-Covid philosophy of pleasure-seeking among young people.

The dangers of multi-tasking when prepping multiple desserts at once.

This was a heinous act of violence and an attack on American democracy.

The New Republic’s ‘American Fascism’ issue reveals, among other things, the depth of the rot in elite higher education.

The American Academy of Neurology has altered its guidelines, at great cost to the life and dignity of patients.

Movement leaders look the other way as the party waters down decades of support for the right to life of unborn children.

The president’s diehards are fooling themselves if they think his NATO press conference put an end to questions about his fitness for office...

The former presidential candidate eschews the bluster for a measured speech on the proper role of government in the economy and American lif...

Plus: NATO at 75.