Category: National Review
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.
Celebrating Bill Buckley — and the Majesty of Our Nation’s Founding
The pursuit of freedom is the route to happiness.
U.N.’s Global Carbon Tax Should Be a Wake-Up Call to Fight International Climate Extremism
The United States should take necessary action to kill off the IMO global carbon tax.
If Trump Doesn’t Want to Be Impeached, He Should Stop Doing Impeachable Things
The administration should stop handing ammunition to its opponents.
So Much for Diversity
A leading union of academic professionals is taking a stand — for ideological conformity.
The Media Are Hamas’s Greatest Weapon
Israel is fighting against not only genocidal terrorists but also their media enablers.
Why William F. Buckley Jr.’s <i>Gratitude</i> Remains Relevant in 2025
Buckley’s civic debt ethic draws from thinkers like Aristotle, who framed gratitude not as sentimental piety but as a mechanism preserving free societies.
Unselected Admiration for Emma and Co.
Author Beth Brower’s heroine comes across as a real person, not a book character.
