National Review

The struggle in Ukraine does not end at Europe’s borders. Its outcome shapes the balance of power in the Middle East and Asia.

Gun control as a solution to spectacular public murders doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.

The Chicago Teachers Union, meanwhile, instructs the nation on how not to succeed in education. 

They love her for the violence she committed and advocated.

The lawfare drama is at its midpoint, not its beginning.

He may not have been Mother Teresa or Saint Paul, but he was a blessing to his family and to the world.

It shows government money has long supported abortion procedures there.

Even progressive Catholics understand this.

NBC botches the coverage of a ‘Free Palestine’ shooter and an ICE encounter.

The U.K. debate about medically assisted suicide involves a certain denial of the true state of humanity.

If Democrats want to succeed online, they’d do better to foster genuine debate than to manufacture consent.

Trump has valid complaints that his political enemies, James Comey included, abused the justice system to target him. But turnabout is not f...

It’s an incomprehensible case.

Democratic officeholders and progressive opinion-makers have whipped up an apocalyptic frenzy.

Bad headlines and a rough poll for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill suggest that the Republican has a chance in New Jersey.

The irony is that no one on earth, not even Donald Trump himself, is more responsible for Trump’s presidency — now in its second term — than...

The deluge of entertainment and information in our era is diluting our enjoyment.

The president’s tough talk is a challenge to the Kremlin.

Kimmel’s return suggests that he has learned nothing and will do it again.

Americans could be forgiven for waiting to see more data before emptying out their medicine cabinets.

The recent meetings of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices change almost nothing about early childhood vaccination. For now.

In reality, Democrats are never going to lift a finger to stop an antisemitic communist from becoming the face of their party.

Erika Kirk and Donald Trump channel the American right’s spirit.

It’s okay to mix politics and religion. 

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority banned me from the financial industry for life and imposed a $243,000 fine.