Category: National Review
The End of a Spiritual Retreat in the Aspen Mountains
St. Benedict’s Monastery was one of the last vestiges of Western spiritual tradition in an increasingly secular area.
No, America Is Not Adopting a ‘Spheres-of-Influence’ Doctrine
There’s no evidence Donald Trump is interested in focusing solely on the Western Hemisphere while ceding the rest of the world to China and Russia.
Trump’s Greenland Grab Ignores One Crucial Detail: He Doesn’t Have the Authority
Whether by purchase or conquest, adding territory to the United States requires congressional approval.
The Problem Isn’t ICE. It’s ICE Watch
Renee Nicole Good’s death was predictable — but from the direct-action protest style of ICE Watch.
Triumphs and Tin Ears at Princeton’s New Art Museum
A look at the permanent collection in its brand-new galleries.
Yes, We Need a $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget
Trump’s taste for gilding everything can be over the top. It’d be a national service, though, if he manages to make the U.S. defense budget golden.
Backing Off Hyde Would Betray a Core Principle on Abortion
‘Flexibility’ on Hyde doesn’t just fund abortion — it abandons the position that abortion isn’t health care.
The ‘Illegal Stop’ Narrative Isn’t Just Wrong. It’s Dangerous
The social media response to the deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis proves yet again that so-called internet ‘experts’ do not deserve the moniker.
