National Review

Second terms are often messy affairs, but the wheels are coming off this one far too early.

Fascism fascination for gamers.

The week of March 3, 2025: Funding Europe’s NATO gap, tariffs, industrial policy, the congestion tax, and much, much more.

The big argument is only just beginning.

The public wants the economy humming, the border secure, and an end to woke lunacy — not tariffs and irrelevant indulgences.

Thank you to Senators Paul, McConnell, and Budd for voting against the worst Republican labor secretary of our lifetime.

Housing male inmates in women’s prisons and jails — which he has supported — is a nightmarish transgender policy.

This is an important test case for the administration.

Bringing back Karl Rove’s hero won’t usher in a new economic golden age.

DOGE isn’t going to stave off or bring on the end times. 

Republican officials can’t afford to forget that the families that vote for them care about the whole basket of issues.

It would be the fastest way to make America healthy again.

The party is casting about for a workable political strategy. Scenery-chewing isn’t it.

Watching progressivism shrivel up in real time.

Because ‘two-tier policing’ wasn’t unjust enough.

It may seem like a deal is ready to be made. But making it stick is another matter.

‘Tariff’ is not a beautiful word for the state of our economy or our strategic relationships.

The president has made it clear: Musk has gone too far, created too many unnecessary messes, and comported himself too clumsily.

When judges are unmoored by the Constitution or statute, they become unelected political actors who themselves are a threat to our system of...

Plus: In an amazing coincidence, Hunter Biden’s paintings no longer have any buyers.

A small but important victory for the president.

The president’s repeated claims of victimization only make him smaller.

Lawmakers’ antics during Tuesday’s speech and strident culture-war stances suggest the postmortem is a long way off.

This is maximal Trump.

Tracing Hollywood’s cultural decline from Anora to Barbie, Thunberg to Gerwig.