Category: National Review
The Annual Census Update Shows a Redder America
Declining net migration and a continuing shift to the red states is redrawing America’s political map.
The Second Amendment Role Reversal
The truth is, legally, Alex Pretti was within his rights to have his gun on his person; but that doesn’t mean his actions were prudent.
The Scale of the Iranian Massacre Comes into View
In securing its survival through slaughter, the Iranian regime has sacrificed its tenuous remaining claims to legitimacy.
Trump Sends Tom Homan to Minneapolis
Dispatching Homan to the scene is, it appears, an attempt to dial down tension and reset the mission.
Fire Kristi Noem into the Sun
At a minimum, the DHS secretary should immediately become the least visible member of this administration.
Rahm Emanuel Wants to Bite the Hand of the Aged Beltway Establishment
He’s advancing the idea that one person’s wisdom garnered through age is another person’s calcified thinking.
Trump’s Horseshoe
The week of January 19, 2026: Trump’s ‘left’ turn, Javier Milei and free enterprise, Mark Carney and technocracy, Gavin Newsom and ambulances, and much more.
The Supreme Court Must Find the Courage to Defend the Truth on Women’s Sports
The Supreme Court can either protect women as a real, distinct class, or it can green-light the erasure of women’s spaces and sports. There is no middle ground.
