National Review

On living ‘in a bubble,’ Sir Anthony Hopkins, Sir Charles Barkley, Fou Ts’ong, and more.

Eleven GOP senators propose to trample federal law and state sovereignty — and blow a hole in the hull of American democracy.

He must allow due process and the presentation of evidence.

House members voted to reelect Pelosi in a 216-208 party line vote on Sunday, the first day of the 117th Congress.

Hawley and Cruz are engaged in a flagrant Washington power grab. If these are the Republicans, who needs Democrats?

The 87-year-old talk-show host, who has had a number of health scares in recent years, is currently in isolation.

Both the House Speaker’s and Senate Majority Leader’s homes were defaced with graffiti late last week.

The California congresswoman cannot afford to lose as many Democrats as she did in 2018, when 15 members bucked supporting her.

2021’s first full week brings a new Congress, a pair of consequential Senate runoffs, and the electoral-vote count in Washington.

Republican strategists worry that disaffected Trump voters will stay home, but those who spoke with NR are all the more motivated.

The Faustian life choices of this most glamorous star parallel decisions of her many movie characters.

The longing that causes Hillary Hayward-Thomas to reinvent herself is the same force powering social-media mobs and hashtag activism.

The superstar Vatican Latinist, a contrarian monk and the common man’s common man, made it his mission to revive the Church’s official langu...

It was always a dice-roll. But in this moment, the case for having supported the president’s reelection bid is harder to make.

Super Meat Boy Forever is just as hard, if not quite as good, as the original.

Environmental, economic, and political factors have created the perfect storm for another potential southwest border crisis.

Substance is losing out to sparkling, pricey new buildings and lots of ego trips.

Western companies and governments must prepare themselves for the fallout.

During a year in which it was an unrepentant geopolitical arsonist, China is emerging stronger than ever.

Lessons from the plague year.

Hollywood turns August Wilson into a #BLM Tyler Perry.

When one’s ability to plan for the future depends entirely upon predicting the whims of technocrats, this is not a free society.

Bob Chitester, the executive producer of Free to Choose, looks back.

Adios to the disease-belching dumpster fire we called 2020.

A researcher has decoded Beijing’s own propaganda to track a likely disconnect between COVID case counts and the official Party line.