National Review

Sometimes, our public figures seem aware that they are engaged in an all-sermon, no-sacrifice politics.

The president doubles down.

The sanctimonious proto-Communist bait of Good Night, and Good Luck.

His Canadian ploy was not salutary or deliberate, and the justifications that were marshaled in its defense made no sense either for him or...

The broad scope of this administration’s approach to presidential power was by design.

The U.S. president’s 51st-state rhetoric and trade war bolstered Canada’s left, but the ultimate responsibility for the country’s direction...

President Trump instantly halted the leftward lurch of the federal government but has emphasized speed over care.

Earlier today, the law firm of Consovoy McCarthy filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court on behalf of Maine Representative Lau...

Why is a Republican fighting against religious school choice at the Supreme Court?

The prospect of renewed negotiations would be more auspicious if the administration had first secured even one of the ambitious objectives i...

Her team will argue that, when intervening in the case of an illegal immigrant, she was acting within the scope of her official duties.

Only self-deportations will move the needle.

The week of April 21, 2025: Tariff legends and reality, the debt, antitrust, and much, much more.

The ‘world’s greatest deliberative body’ has become synonymous with gridlock.

CNN is in denial.

Two juxtaposed buildings in South Carolina’s largest city raise questions of what wealth really means. 

The slap of firm government is the only way to right admissions, hiring, antisemitism, and staff bloat.

David Hogg’s controversial initiative targeting incumbents is only part of a much larger struggle.

The Supreme Court case on ‘LGBTQ-inclusive’ books shows how unfair he was.

The smoke alarm is going off. Washington’s next move will determine whether it becomes a fire drill or a four-alarm blaze.

The party’s rebranding is about to be tested.

A world in which the U.S. won’t stand up for the very basic principle that countries should not invade their neighbors is a more dangerous p...

Walz is chairman of Minnesota’s state investment board, but he seems worryingly clueless about how funds are invested.

The administration thus contends that it is not in violation of the Supreme Court’s April 7 decision.

As the Meta case continues, the focus must be on consumers, not companies or competitors.