National Review

Assessing the films that help us see and think.

There are compelling indications of both the need for a corporate-culture change and the prospects for it.

The revisions radiate fear without doing anything to address the basis for it.

The Biden administration’s coddling of far-left demonstrators has, however unwittingly, aided a hostile foreign power.

How does the Me Too crowd respond when the monster is a woman, not a man?

Under scrutiny, the prosecution’s central evidence against the presumed ‘killer nurse’ may be unreliable.

Guillaume Lethière, a specialist in death by virtue, fit right in.

It appears that nothing short of economic ruin will force Washington to change course.

The choice before us is much larger than whether to support Trump or Biden.

For there to be lasting peace after the war in Ukraine, our allies must value and invest in hard power.

Personal autonomy isn’t the be-all and end-all of ethical calculations.

The influential caucus is helping Biden keep congressional Democrats on side — for now.

The media deserve no credit for belatedly admitting the long-obvious truth about President Biden’s condition.

The new progressive complaint. 

‘When I do pray, which is at least twice a day, to Jesus, I pray for the health not only of our president but of our great country.’

The state will continue to operate as an island in the land.

The negative stereotyping of Lupita Nyong’o.

On ‘boom times’ at the box office; the case of Alice Munro; diamonds scandals, present and past; amateurism in golf; and more.

Republicans should rally behind the proposed ‘Keep Nine’ Amendment to limit the number of SCOTUS justices. Most voters support it.

The Virginia governor would be a great pick.

The week of July 1, 2024: Degrowth, still growing, the administrative state, France, labor, antitrust, and much, much more.

If he were one of our baddest presidents rather than one of the worst, he could simply laugh it off.

The White House and the media have been deceiving the public about the president’s mental decline.

The constitutional flaws in Bragg’s case against Trump were clear even before the Supreme Court’s Erlinger decision.

As the Eisenhower administration reconceived defense for the 1950s, today’s NATO members need to bring the alliance into the 21st century.