National Review
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/5
Tracing Hollywood’s cultural decline from Anora to Barbie, Thunberg to Gerwig.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/5
The new president has a lot to boast about, but his fiscal and economic promises could set him up for failure.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/5
Follow along for live updates and analysis on Trump’s address to Congress.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/4
It turns out that slashing illegal crossings didn’t require an act of Congress but a president willing to enforce the law.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/4
We are demonstrating that environmental protection and economic growth are complementary.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/4
A decision allowing schools to hide social gender transitioning of middle schoolers from parents is shot through with fallacies.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/4
People who don’t learn English are limiting their educational and economic opportunities.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/4
To help resolve the gap between America’s richest and poorest, we must let free markets lift the bottom up.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/3
It has been nothing less than a national embarrassment to watch Republicans fish for a rationale that justifies what they’re talking themsel...
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/3
Pope Francis teaches us about hope and mercy from a Roman hospital bed.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/3
Chicago is slipping ever further into an abyss.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/2
Perhaps the newfound zeal for the Constitution’s structure will include restoring its protections for everyday Americans the next time their...
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/1
In the news are smiles in The Hague and tears in Cleveland. Plus where did 227 pounds of gold go?
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/1
Americans, knowing in their bones that democracy and republican government can be imperiled by global affinities, are naturally pulling away...
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/1
The dispute with Zelensky is a disturbing reflection of the resentment Trump feels toward a partner whose fundamental offense is wanting to...
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/3/1
America still benefits from the alliance, and GOP lawmakers should not fear that they are out of step with voters by supporting it.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/28
Its progressive politicians have to work against a state constitution that doesn’t allow them to raise taxes unchecked.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/28
In Mexico, the populist Left is in charge, with two (contrasting) personalities at the top.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/28
Some intrepid researchers saw this coming.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/27
Want an advance copy of a ‘bilingual poetry workbook’ exploring ‘activism, healing, and liberation by uplifting the legacy of LGBTQ+, Trans...
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/27
Whatever the outcome of the case, the Catholic Church’s mission to assist legally admitted refugees is clear and convincing.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/27
An insane number of things are classified as federal crimes, and that doesn’t even include the labyrinth of federal rules Americans are subj...
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/27
America is both a people and an idea. Its people can be loyal to their nation and also care about their old homelands.
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/27
Is this righteous indignation or shrewd choreography?
- National Review ( Middle East ) 2025/2/27
Trump’s clash with the WHCA is nothing to celebrate, but there’s blame to go around.