National Review

Even in deep-blue territory, voters might decide that they have had enough.

Food flops should not kill a good party.

Forget grievance. To counteract bigotry takes a particular resolve.

The man who burned a Koran in England won the most recent appeal. But the decision is not a win for free expression.

Plus: Goodbye, Kristi Noem.

Gray’s murder conviction for supplying the gun his son used to commit a mass shooting is not the remarkable moment many want it to be.

For some, it is a disorienting experience.

Making the Space Force the newest branch of the U.S. military is yielding clear benefits in Iran.

Democratic voters showed discipline in rejecting their own flashy bomb thrower in favor of a plausible statewide candidate. Will Republicans...

Can air power change a regime’s character and orientation?

Despite what his congressional critics say, Trump’s actions in Iran are in line with the Framers’ views of presidential power.

Teachers shouldn’t be forced to lie to parents about their child’s asserted gender identity.

And how to potentially overcome them.

Justice Gorsuch raised the issue during oral arguments this week.

The strikes on Iran prove that traditional American bombers remain extremely important in military action.

We now know that all the scorn that has been poured on missile defense over the years was perverse and wrong.

The distribution of created value among owners, workers, producers, and consumers is shaped by bargaining and conflict, but not necessarily...

The regime’s armed forces are mounting the very offensive that was expected to accompany the theocracy’s final moments.

Israel has emerged as the Middle East’s preeminent military power just as the U.S. seeks to reduce its permanent footprint in the region.

A familiar historical example might shed some light on the wisdom of the decision.

Modest reforms can reduce crime, whereas big bets often backfire.

We watch the awesome display of American military might with humility, and wish Trump and the U.S. military every success.

This is thuggish behavior.

The Trump administration is right: Only a change of regime in Tehran will end the threat Iran poses to Americans and our interests.

The U.S. strikes on Iran will be game-changing for the Middle East.