Category: National Review
What Is Somaliland, and Do We Have to Care About It?
Israel’s recognition of the breakaway state could upend a sclerotic status quo in the region.
Bring Back Snow Days
A day of sledding, snowmen, and sleeping in offers more benefits than drawbacks.
Mixed Vaccine Messages Threaten Trump’s Agenda and Republicans’ Electoral Outlook
Polls show that strong majorities of voters — including Trump supporters — think vaccines are forces for good.
France’s Populist Surge Is a Cautionary Tale for America’s Right
Populism can win elections, but without fiscal discipline, it risks perpetuating the very welfare bloat it rails against.
50 Years After the <em>Edmund Fitzgerald</em>, It’s Time to Fix American Shipbuilding
More U.S.-built cargo ships would help revitalize the country’s industrial landscape.
The Left’s Hypocrisy Problem with Energy and Affordability
Democrats talk a big game on bringing down costs, but in reality, their energy approach raises the price of everything.
New Year’s Wants, with a Nod to William Blake
Hoping for the best at two biennial shows, and will your art critic get to the new Grand Egyptian Museum?
