National Review

A look under the hood at the back-to-back Georgia elections, including Perdue’s vote advantage over Trump.

America is at an inflection point. The next few years will determine if its hegemony fades or flourishes anew.

Israel’s small size simplifies logistics. But there are other important factors.

An inventory of the beneficial and the regretful.

Here’s a technology designed to rehumanize us, putting mankind’s brilliance and ingenuity in service to our gentler side.

‘This isn't about, anymore, the Electoral College, this is about the future of the party,’ the Kentucky senator cautioned.

The former Breitbart News CEO and chief White House strategist was indicted in August for defrauding donors.

What the Italian film Martin Eden tells us about hard-left fantasies.

His resignation will take effect on January 20, the same day that Joe Biden will be sworn in as president.

The Kimbell Art Museum, open for business, mounts a captivating show — Queen Nefertari’s Egypt — and leaves good questions.

‘What’s the point of hiding from it?’

There must be accountability, and that cause would not be served by a raft of acquittals.

The Capitol riot was a wake-up call: We must stop forsaking the virtues of republicanism and demand sound judgment from our elected represen...

Biden’s grand plan, China’s grand plan, the regulators’ grand plans, and more.

The gun rights advocacy group said that the move to Texas will enable it to "exit what it believes is a corrupt political and regulatory env...

The call was pleasant and gracious, the New York Times reported.

The senator's comments come after the Department of Justice said that the rioters had the intent to ‘capture and assassinate elected officia...

In an appearance on CNN, attorney Albert Watkins said his client ‘felt like he was answering the call of our president’ when he stormed the...

The Virginia Citizens Defense League said that the leading email marketing service had blocked them from sending out emails.

Prosecutors wrote that 'strong evidence, including Chansley’s own words and actions at the Capitol' show that he intended to harm lawmakers....

He wants to throw $2 trillion at everyone in sight.

Observations on what seems to be a Trump family obsession.

The autopsy laid blame for the expected holiday 'tsunami' squarely at Reynolds' feet. But it never materialized.

Last month Lankford signed onto a letter from Senator Ted Cruz pledging to vote against the Electoral College results.

The U.S. Defense Department added the company to a list that the department says support China’s military.