National Review

Border security is a settled issue, but the questions of what to do with legal immigration and long-term illegal residents still divide the...

Something has gone Deeply Wrong in the United States since November of last year.

When and if terrorists now detained in Israel are prosecuted, they should be charged with sexual violence, authors of a new report advise.

It keeps getting worse.

Birth rates are falling, but Paul Ehrlich, who famously coined the term ‘the population bomb,’ is unmoved by the data.

AG Pam Bondi shouldn’t have hyped the release of materials in the past, but despite the natural questions about his hideous crimes, the wild...

With the passage of the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ the interests of patients prevailed over one of the most powerful lobbies in Washington.

Don’t judge something by its cover, or its stunningly juvenile title.

We welcome Trump’s new realism and hope that it’s enduring.

The president is in this mess because he has turned his Justice Department into a component of his political operation.

The week of July 7, 2025: Adapting to a falling population, tariffs, fiscal policy, Mamdani’s grocery stores, and much more.

‘Nothing is easy around here, and that one was particularly challenging, but it was a good outcome.’

Unless a bold shift is made, America risks losing its standing in the Pacific and beyond.

Mara, Daughter of the Nile is a thrilling summer read.

It’s a prime example of what we’ve been losing — a home that’s inherently affordable, because it’s a small house on a small lot.

Independent workers deserve some security without being forced into a one-size-fits-all mold.

But there is more to do.

Grok garbage in, Grok garbage out.

The bitterness of the very online right is unlikely to register with the vast majority of GOP voters.

The Supreme Court isn’t the proper venue for Ketanji Brown Jackson’s ‘feelings.’

High tariffs on the two nations will drive a wedge between America and its strongest allies in the Indo-Pacific region.

In the conflict over Planned Parenthood funding, the president is duty-bound to defend and implement federal law.

Pro-America conservatives should take a great deal of ‘dissident’ content with a few caviar spoons of salt, so to speak.

‘The public thinks, well, if a member of Congress can attack ICE, why can’t we?’

The protectionist agenda of national conservatives strikes me as nonsensical.