Category: National Review
Are Americans a People with a Creed, or a Creed-Made People?
An argument from JD Vance’s nomination speech continues to stir debate.
Let’s Hope the Russia–Ukraine Peace Proposal Improves
Pressing for a pseudo peace acceptable in practice only to Moscow would likely be a catastrophe with consequences that would be felt well beyond Ukraine.
Witness the Catastrophic Results of Identity Theft by Illegal Immigrants
Dan Kluver’s life was upended, and he’s not alone.
The DEI Disconnect Between Actual Doctors and the Medical Elite
Physicians are not on board with the medical establishment’s ideological obsessions, a new survey indicates.
Israel Must Be Self-Sufficient, for Its Own Sake
U.S. taxpayer-funded assistance to Israel has become a cudgel.
Dennis Prager’s Unbreakable Spirit
His survival after a terrible accident one year ago is a summons — to continue defending faith, moral clarity, and the American value system.
Farewell, MTG (for Now)
For all the talk of splits within MAGA, President Trump still has the power to vaporize entrenched Republican members of Congress.
