Category: National Review
A Big Democratic Night
No amount of gerrymandering will be able to withstand this kind of Democratic surge if it materializes again in a year’s time.
Trump’s Bizarre Pick for Surgeon General
Casey Means is into ‘psychedelic therapy’ and ‘full moon ceremonies.’
Don’t Let the Palestinian Authority Derail a New Middle East
A lawsuit on behalf of American victims of terrorism seeks to end, once and for all, the PA’s practice of rewarding murderers and their families with cash.
Dick Cheney, R.I.P.
The former vice president served the country for decades and had a profound influence on the nation’s response to September 11.
How Princeton University Hijacked a Free-Speech Event
I helped create Princeton’s free-expression event for freshman orientation. The university turned it into yet another indoctrination session.
The Fed’s Latest (Sort of) ‘Mission Accomplished’
The week of October 27, 2025: The Fed’s rate cut, climate policy, the FTC, tariffs, and much, much more.
Here, the Law Is King
We promise to give you analysis that starts with what the law is — not ‘No Kings’ hysteria.
The U.S. Should Resume Nuclear Weapons Testing
Men are not angels, and therefore the United States must always maintain an arsenal designed to deter aggression from nations that wish us ill.
New Mexico’s ‘Free’ Child Care an Attempt to Cover for Past Failures
New Mexico’s track record of competently delivering services to help its children is poor to say the least.
