National Review

We’re only just beginning to experience the unintended and unpredictable consequences of the tariff experiment.

A 17-year-old boy was stabbed to death. Activists portray the teen charged with murder as the real victim.

Joe Biden’s efforts to weaken water pressure are worth undoing.

Lai’s story of suffering for freedom has, ironically, drawn the world’s attention to the very oppression the CCP tries so mightily to cover...

Showerheads and gas stoves may seem like small beer, but there’s a lot to be said for making people happy.

My bill would require Congress to approve any presidential proposal to impose tariffs before they are put into effect.

If Senate Republicans can’t commit to spending cuts in a blueprint, when will they?

Congress should use the opportunity to end the president’s bogus emergency declarations and retake its tariff powers.

Democrats struggled to make the most of Trump’s on-again, off-again trade war.

With Trump’s trade war, the siren’s call of revolution proved too seductive, once more.

The progressive hero created the predicate for the Trump presidency.

Mike White sensationalizes Seven American Sins.

‘This debate is playing out in real time within the White House,’ Ted Cruz told NR.

The week of March 31, 2025: Tariffs, tariffs, Mississippi, tariffs, tariffs, tax, tariffs, school choice, and much, much more.

The company that brought the dire wolf back from extinction wants to do the same for the dodo, Tasmanian tiger, and woolly mammoth. And why...

He finally has the attention of the world, but his over-the-top tariff rhetoric isn’t very convincing.

America was born as a maritime nation and grew to become a hegemon. Our grand strategy can’t and shouldn’t aim at isolation.

What else could you call the agenda that’s being endorsed?

While shocking nonprofit chicanery has found itself in the media spotlight, the story of one West Texas charity deserves to be told and to i...

Prepare for a very loud week.

We should not wish to live under government by executive vendetta that threatens to close entire businesses.

Yes, the government has the power to do this, but it must be done in the right way.

A free and good society cannot be ‘open’ to everything, no matter how ugly or pernicious.

The correct and lawful approach would be to ban the app until a deal is completed — if one can even be made.

The state legislature is considering a bill that would subject homeschool parents to unfounded suspicion and excessive oversight.