Category: National Review
California, and the Worst Wealth Tax in the World
The state that gave the world Silicon Valley is now openly flirting with the very policies that ensured Europe never produced one.
One Man’s ‘Warmth of Collectivism’ Is Another’s Inferno
The authors of Mamdani’s inaugural address appear to genuinely believe true socialism has never been tried.
When New Art’s Really Old: From the Valley of the Kings to Pompeii to a Rubens in a Paris Closet
Some of 2025’s biggest art discoveries, plus the Swamp art scene spills into 2026.
What the Debates over American Heritage Are Really About
The wars that someone’s ancestors fought in are beside the point.
Beijing Weaponizes Strategic Ambiguity on Taiwan
China’s latest action looks less like an exercise and more like a deliberate attempt to erase the line between drills and war.
The Trump Administration Should Articulate and Defend Its Tariff Game Plan
The team has approached its most distinctive economic policy in a way that maximizes its ability to negotiate, but not its ability to play defense.
