Category: National Review
RFK Jr. Inverts the Food Pyramid, at Last
The change is a credit to him and the novel MAHA political coalition.
The Credit Card Interest Cap Is a Scam
The president has no authority to dictate credit card terms, and his price controls would constrain access if enacted.
How Many Stephen Spencer Pittmans Are Out There?
As the arson attack on a Mississippi synagogue shows, there are increasingly high hurdles to stopping hate.
A Historic Opportunity for Regime Change in Iran
We can do a lot to further hollow out the regime’s capacity to project power, but only the Iranian people can push it over.
FBI Searches Home of <em>Washington Post</em> Reporter
The objective is likely to identify leakers with an eye toward firing them.
The Restoration of Federal Funding for Planned Parenthood Is Yet Another Bad Sign for Pro-Lifers
Is the administration’s decision a temporary setback, or another pro-life retreat?
How the Supreme Court May Untangle the Tariff Knot
Don’t expect a broad constitutional ruling or a complete answer in the tariff case.
A 2026 Iranian Revolution Could Reverse the Debacle of 1979
The Iranians may be able to cajole Trump into negotiations, but they will never be able to push him around, and they disregard his threats at their peril.
