Category: National Review
What the Founders Understood About Faith and Freedom
Faith is not an intruder in public life; it’s a part of our civic DNA.
Republicans Still Crave the Mainstream Media’s Affection
What else are we to infer from the Vanity Fair episode?
Strengthening the Military Chaplain Corps Is a Win for Religious Liberty
A government institution charged with defending the Constitution shouldn’t marginalize religion itself. At long last, it won’t.
China’s Alarming Latin America Strategy
A new paper reveals the essence of Beijing’s worldview: the entire world is one chessboard, and the Taiwan question is at its center.
’Tis the Season for Trimming Travel Regulations
The best gift to fliers this holiday season would be to let the competitive airline marketplace do its thing.
A Stained Glass Christmas, from Chartres to Baltimore’s Gilded Age
‘Like painting in air’ with colored light, John La Farge said of his church glass art.
Trump Has No Authority to Categorize Fentanyl as a Weapon of Mass Destruction
Common sense tells us that narcotic drugs are different from WMD. As one would expect, these differences are reflected in law.
The DNC Refuses to Learn from 2024
If they showed you their election autopsy, then you’d know what’s in it.
The Bernie Sanders Plan to Sabotage the Future
We are in the equivalent of a space race, and the Vermont socialist is talking about cutting off our supply of rocket fuel.
Why Rescheduling Cannabis Falls Short
Federal law continues to insist that marijuana is a controlled substance — a contradiction with state laws rescheduling does not resolve.
