National Review

The week of June 10, 2024: Not letting a polycrisis go to waste, energy, inflation, Argentina, and much, much more.

The senator’s Times interview has raised more questions than it has answered.

If the president loses his reelection bid in November, he’ll have no one to blame but himself.

With a bigger navy and commercial fleet, China threatens to usurp America’s dominance of the waves. Congress must act to ensure that doesn’t...

The pursuit of widespread EV adoption, driven by ambitious environmental goals, neglects critical economic, technological, and strategic con...

Song Byeok was once a propaganda artist. Now he paints the reality of his native country.

The Supreme Court may soon have a chance to strike down Michigan’s prohibition of public funding for nongovernment schools.

She’d help Trump.

Environmental stewardship isn’t an excuse to abandon economic growth with the resulting large-scale decline in living standards and increase...

The U.S. emerged as global superpower over 16 days in June 1944. Amid modern uncertainty, that period can help point the way forward.

A worthy exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum tries to cover too much, alas.

If the defendant had been anyone other than Trump, the Justice Department would have zealously guarded its exclusive power to enforce campai...

Why the ‘far right’ is winning elections in the EU.

The justice’s dissent was a train wreck of bad reasoning.

The Supreme Court missed its chance to review the approval of abortion-by-mail, but it did supply a win for the conscience rights of medical...

The importance of the American flag, celebrated on this holiday, shines through in the story of one Civil War regiment.

The face covering has gone from a talisman to an instrument of terror, and blue states are starting to crack down on it accordingly.

Voters around the world are making themselves heard on ‘clean’ energy.

Except that there’s not the same sense of national crisis as there’d be if white supremacists were showing up all over the country and agita...

The Biden administration’s abortion-pill decisions evade judicial review, but this need not be the last word.

Inside Out 2 repeats inanity and ennui.

The league’s latest behavior continues its thoroughgoing capitulation to China in pursuit of profit.

And its purpose is to separate dewy-eyed ideologues and aspiring Bolshevists from their money.

The DOJ got caught.

The AG is not withholding Hur’s work. He is withholding his own work.