National Review

This was a qualified victory for Trump, to say the least.

On Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, the Kennedy Center, our domestic Gulf war, Saturday Night Live, and more.

What authority, if any, does the court have to force the Justice Department’s hand?

The week of February 10, 2025: AI & the fight with the EU, tariffs, vaping, and much, much more.

Trump is ‘shutting down the government already. And so, we shouldn’t enable a further shutdown of services,’ Eric Swalwell said.

JD Vance is right; Germany and CBS are wrong.

Even the blue team’s best presidents are a mixed bag.

Dispatches from the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference.

At issue is Trump’s firing of the head of the Office of Special Counsel.

The network had a true banner weekend.

What we’re seeing in Washington is the reaction against conservatism of an earlier era.

Josh Shapiro is telling Pennsylvanians he’s saving them a penny when he’s really picking their pockets.

Rocky Herron, a former DEA agent, is convinced that it’s not enough to focus on the supply of drugs; we also have to change the demand.

Many Republicans remain convinced that their colleagues’ opposition to DOGE’s cost-cutting efforts will backfire politically.

Europe needs to understand how high the stakes are, but so does the administration.

Certainly, the prospect of U.S. deployments to Ukraine amid a shooting war with Russia ups the ante.

This week, the hysteria revolves around Trump’s clash with the courts.

A ruling by the International Trade Commission blocks the importation of FDA-approved e-cigarettes while ignoring the flood of illicit produ...

Musk is fulminating against the National Endowment for Democracy without understanding the critical role it plays.

Trump’s flood-the-zone approach means his political enemies, once in power, will follow the same playbook.

His ridiculous longevity was the product of equally ridiculous entrepreneurial sleaze.

If President Trump were truly interested in eliminating the trade deficit, he could easily do so by balancing the federal government’s budge...

The DOGE case pushes the judicial power too far, and tempts a dangerous response.

The week of February 3, 2025: Germany’s slide, AI & antitrust, credit card price controls, ESG, penny-pinching, and much, much more.

Unions don’t deserve a place in a Republican cabinet.