Category: National Review
The Big Nothing
A House of Dynamite succeeds as a piece of exploratory journalism but fails as a drama.
A Time for Choosing on Antisemitism
Tucker Carlson’s friendly interview with Nick Fuentes makes it impossible to ignore the right’s festering antisemitism problem.
The Curious Fallout from a Trump Appointee’s Partial Disqualification
Ironically, a ruling against the U.S. attorney for Los Angeles could help both Trump and Comey.
The Coming Civil War of Climate Hysterics
The Gates memo may soon touch off a mad scramble for the cash that the donor class is still willing to contribute to climate.
The Rush to Digital ID Is Creepy
The problems it solves are real but comparatively minor. The risks it creates are enormous.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Retention Election Is a Key Swing-State Test
In a major judicial election in the Keystone State, Democrats are more focused than Republicans.
We Need the Pro-Life Old Guard
The sidelining of pro-life intellectuals has contributed to Trump’s weakening pro-life position, including the new push for IVF.
Will Trump’s FTC Rein In Lina Khan’s Abuses?
The consumer welfare standard should once again guide the commission’s work.
Milei’s Triumph
His party’s over-performance in Argentina’s midterm elections provides a boost to his free market reforms.
