Category: National Review
Yes, Revive the Monroe Doctrine
We should, by all means, breathe new life into a doctrine that in recent decades has become a museum curiosity.
The ‘Restrainers’ Get Their Consolation Prize
The administration’s National Security Strategy document would not create a safer world for Americans.
One Fire, One System: Hong Kong’s Fire Tragedy and the City That No Longer Exists
Hong Kong did not simply mishandle a tragedy; it demonstrated, once again, that it has become something fundamentally different from what it once was.
Report: Hegseth Gave Order to Kill Boat Operators Because They Were on a Target List
Is the Trump administration claiming the power to do what previous administrations have done: compile lists of ‘enemy combatants’ and kill them?
Rein In the Presidential Pardon Power
A bipartisan pattern of executive abuse shows why the unilateral power to pardon should be reconsidered.
Why State Courts Should Not Set National Energy Policy
Judges are improperly turning courts into bastions of climate activism.
Ben Rhodes Keeps Getting It Wildly Wrong on Israel and Gaza
Setting the record straight on the recent New York Times screed by Obama’s deputy national security adviser.
The Legacy Media’s Not Dead Yet
These outlets don’t have the credibility they once did, but they still have power. Just look at the Minnesota fraud scandal.
