Category: National Review
The Lesson of Judge Dugan’s Obstruction Case
The immunity that public officials need to do their jobs is not a get-out-of-jail-free card for their nonofficial acts.
Climate Modeling with Uzbek Characteristics
The week of December 15, 2025: A climate retraction, Ford’s debacle, the debt, and much, much more.
A Wild West Christmas, Courtesy of Frederic Remington and Sid Richardson
Remington’s nocturnes are full of spiritual feeling. Plus, a visit to the Cowgirl Hall of Fame.
Trump’s Hyperbolic Sales Pitch
If nothing else, Trump’s speech shows the White House realizes the political challenge it faces on the economy.
Is Populism Popular?
As ever, ‘generic Republican’ is still the most potent political brand in America.
Fact-Checking Trump’s Claim That Venezuela Stole Oil and Land from the U.S.
As is often the case, there is a kernel of a shade of truth in the president’s hyperbolic talk on social media.
Ford Pays the Price for Electric Vehicle Investments
Government mandates and subsidies drove the automaker to bet big on electric vehicles, leaving it now with a $19.5 billion loss.
The Arsenal of Democracy Can’t Be Backordered
We must push harder to build a capable American defense system for the 21st century.
