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I still count it as one of the most astonishing -- and depressing -- facts of history that on October 7, 2023, terrorists broadcast themselves...
Religious freedom is under assault throughout the West around what I call "do harm" medicine. With doctors now expected to abort babies,...
It is not exactly surprising to hear that, according to an audio of an event with donors in Washington, GOP Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton is...
Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley does not believe that state and local law enforcement should ever cooperate with U.S....
In Israel on October 7, 2023, 1,200 people — including 364 young men and women attending a music festival — were murdered in cold blood in a mass...
In August, the U.S. trade deficit hit a seasonally adjusted $106 billion, the highest total since President Trump announced his sweeping tariff regime...
I just recorded this conversation with author (and occasional contributor here at NR) Andrew G. Doran about the third anniversary of the October 7...
The GOP panics as midterms loom and Trump’s approval ratings plummet. On yesterday’s episode of The Editors, Rich asks Charlie what advice he...
Many teacher preparation programs in the U.S. are hotbeds of leftism. Students are imbued with worthless notions about teaching along with big doses...
In an exclusive interview with Dan McLaughlin (the first part of which we’re running this morning), the pair discuss a number of heavy topics, but...
As the rioting in France approaches its third week, and seven days after French authorities stopped pretending to sympathize with the vandals and...
Despite a Christian obligation to love one’s enemies, I despise three things in this world: FIBs, jelly-filled donuts, and Halloween’s...
Michael Brendan Dougherty writes that many Americans are reasonably upset with the economy mostly because of higher prices and a diminished path to...
There's been a great deal of premature talk this year that national populism as a global political force is dying. The electoral whipping...
A growing group of young Republicans is embracing “post-liberalism,” a political philosophy James Patterson — co-author of Why Postliberalism...
***Expletive warning. There’s a disturbing video of a man with a baby on his chest that’s been making the social media rounds. The baby appears to...
The crowd that hates standardized testing, calling it racist and unfair, was riding high for several years, as school after school dropped the tests...
Little else has served Donald Trump as poorly as his own insistence on blind deference and thoughtless fealty from his aides and allies. Once in a...
The impressive reflexes of Usha Vance were on display Monday -- in what has become both an image of a mother doing what mothers do best and an...
Every few years, there is a moral panic about nuns or other religious orders. The government of Ireland is now digging up the graves of children in...
Ramesh writes on the Corner: The U.S. has a government-issued currency and a central bank. Maybe we shouldn’t have these institutions, but they are...
The U.S. has a government-issued currency and a central bank. Maybe we shouldn’t have these institutions, but they are likely to be around for the...
Hoover Institution economist Joshua Rauh examines America’s mounting federal debt and the political obstacles to controlling government spending....
Since January, the New York Times has tracked at least 35 political advertisements that feature the name “Epstein,” including “many” that...
As Jim reports, the U.S. Defense Department on Sunday abruptly evacuated the dozen heavy bombers that were stationed in England at the Royal Air Force...
As Michael allows, I didn’t hide the ball in my original post, nor did I claim that reversing “globalization” qua liberalized trade would by...
Artificial intelligence is a game changer in the world of education. How can universities put it to good use and crack down on bad uses? That’s the...
News from over in the United Kingdom this morning: “Asked on Monday whether RAF Fairford was safe, the Prime Minister’s official spokesman said:...
Our James Lileks, lamenting the city of Minneapolis requiring that self-driving cars have a $31.50-per-hour non-driver sitting in the driver’s seat,...
The world's two most influential professional science journals probably are Science and Nature. But they no longer limit their jurisdiction to...
Anthropic is anthropomorphizing its AI program known as "Claude," with the apparent intention of convincing us that powerful computer...
“Hospital staff are working to save Ms. Pike’s life and to clear the pentobarbital from her system.” This is the most recent update from her...
Dan Foster takes the vice president to task for saying he is trying to “undo 40 years of globalization.” Foster retorts, what would that mean? So...
The discussion of Richard Nixon’s legacy on The Editors podcast today is fascinating. I also commend Rich’s piece on the homepage, and Charlie was...
The New Republic reports from X, in a piece recirculated from July: President Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough...
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee recently joined National Review’s Caroline Downey for an exclusive interview to discuss Tennessee’s economy, school...
The Wall Street Journal is out with a report about a revisionist historian claiming that the deep state plotted against former President Nixon. Today...
The vice president holds with a view of U.S. economic history that claims that globalization was a mistake and that things would be better if it...
The American Association of University Professors is now mainly a leftist political outfit, just like the National Education Association. The latest...
As I mentioned in The Lifeline today, there will be a Mass for the repose of the soul of Dovie Eisner, a reader of National Review and friend of many...
One thing I didn’t mention in my column: An Ipsos poll out this week finds rising familiarity with tariffs that is not turning into rising approval....
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez did not even bother to disguise her wholly justified irritation with the far-left agitators who, in the spring of 2024,...
Some Republicans are making the case that the economy is much stronger than the press and the polls make it out to be. Today's column goes into...
The schools of France are currently in flames, with the nation several days into a national bout of student rioting: From the quasi-Belgian northern...
Anyone who assumed that President Trump and his deputies were unreliable narrators — and, therefore, dismissed the administration’s early claims...
National Review’s investigations into Washington State were announced as finalists for the Daylight Award, a prize given by the National Journalism...
The Federal Reserve will decide at the end of October whether to raise interest rates for a second consecutive meeting, most likely by another quarter...
“There is nothing stronger than those two: patience and time.” So observed the gray General Kutuzov in Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace. Napoleon’s...
Charlie’s right: Christa Pike, psycho murderess, should be dead. I’d be suspicious of any moral reasoning that reaches a different conclusion. But...
Over the years here at National Review, I have been constantly amused (and admittedly occasionally frustrated) at how in sync Jim Geraghty and I turn...