National Review

One side of the divided Democratic Party wants to dump the presidential candidate chosen by more than 14 million primary voters.

Prosecutors asked the jury to find Trump guilty based on his official acts. But SCOTUS has ruled that presidents are immune from criminal pr...

On the 1964 GOP convention, and a surprise freelance reporter.

In fact, he’s been an awful one.

The state failed to publish its financial report on time for the sixth straight year.

What could go wrong?

States and institutions are waking up to a promising higher-ed reform.

If only he’d learn to get out of his own way

The cocktail to combat jet lag.

Factional chaos with no clear majority is the likeliest outcome.

College athletics is on the brink of momentous change. But schools shouldn’t yield to pressure to eliminate academic life for athletes entir...

Being rescued by the FDIC is likely to be a disaster for a bank’s shareholders and its executives.

Notes on a classic, or should-be classic, by John Williams, from 1965.

Importantly, the Bible was Rush’s battering ram in the abolitionist cause.

China’s government-driven attempts to conquer space can’t measure up to the can-do spirit of the American private sector.

‘There’s a bipartisan tradition here of concealing presidential infirmities,’ historian Stephen Knott tells NR.

The flood of reports on Biden’s deterioration is another form of the same careerist impulse that led media outlets to soft-pedal his conditi...

U.K. voters will throw out the Tories in order to get more and worse of the same.

The movement toward lower, flatter, and, in some cases, no income taxes is reshaping state fiscal policies to relieve taxpayers from excessi...

She was duly elected vice president, and the elected president is no longer competent to do the job. Simple as.

Is it good to make employment decisions based on race, or isn’t it? The columnist can’t seem to decide.

Their attempts to defend Joe Biden bear more than a passing resemblance to tactics they condemn when applied to Donald Trump.

Contrary to Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s dissent, this does not place the president ‘above the law.’

Jill Biden’s no mere moneygrubber, Florida eludes Democrats, Shohei Ohtani excels, and more.

DEI may be on the wane, but mere creedalism can no longer sustain America. We need something deeper.