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The Supreme Court appears skeptical of laws restricting therapists from counseling against gender transitions.

Cutting spending is always hard, so conservatives should focus on the least deserving recipients no matter what walk of life they are in.

The legacy media have lost the trust of the public and are in dire need of reform.

Students are reshaping the higher education market by abandoning low-ranking schools and low-earning majors.

The left hasn’t yet overcome its bias against conservative women.

At least three aspects of the case should lead to free speech prevailing.

The incentive structure here is all wrong.

As a condition of ending the shutdown, Democrats should curb the president’s tariff powers.

Chicago residents have failed to do the one thing necessary to avoid National Guard deployment — let federal officers do their jobs.

This article was first published in the October 7, 1969, issue of NR. It is republished here as a small tribute to the late John Coyne’s ten...

The light sentence is more than a moral outrage; it’s dangerous.

They can’t (or won’t) do it.

The Garden State has gotten unified Democratic governance good and hard over the last decade. It deserves something better.

The week of September 29, 2025: The war on meat (and much, much more) continues, the debt, taxation, and, yes, much, much, more.

The Democratic candidate for attorney general in Virginia took aim at National Review for exposing his violent fantasies.

The justice offers her take on writing, advocacy, experience, judicial independence, security threats, amicus briefs, and what she’d ask Jus...

It’s shameful.

Making our force more proficient doesn’t begin and end with push-ups, but it does start there. 

Donald Trump’s America First foreign policy took a remarkable turn this week.

The more distant we are from an actual military threat, the more imperative it should be to obtain authorization from the people’s represent...

The famous author, naturally, saw right through the actress’s artifice.

Republicans are imitating Obama’s approach by needling Democratic voters to the point that they take leave of their senses. And it could bac...

Sandler stares down Anderson.

Such letters are often theatrical versions of political position papers rather than any attempt to educate the public.

Take heed.