Category: National Review
Father Christmas and the War for Middle-earth
For Christmas 1941, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis sought to find the light amid a dark season.
Netflix Clings to DEI
Young white men today know not only that the world is unfair but that it is unfair for the benefit of others by design.
I Love Stupid Christmas Chick Flicks
I don’t mind when every conflict is solved by hot cocoa and premarital eye contact.
The Miraculous <i>Song Sung Blue</i>
Craig Brewer celebrates Neil Diamond’s ecumenical working-class pop.
The CDC’s Hepatitis B Vaccine Decision Is Wrongheaded and Illogical
When vaccine guidance shifts without evidence, confusion rises — and more children are put at risk.
Why We Still Love the Yule Log
Sixty Christmases ago, the icon made its television debut — and it’s still a backdrop to our holidays.
Resolutions for Overcoming a Bad Year
For most of us, the resolutions we need to make to bounce back from a difficult year don’t have to be hyperspecific.
President Trump’s ‘Golden Fleet,’ a Welcome Change
It is a relief to hear a president give more than lip service to what has become a crisis for our ability to project power.
The Fed’s Phantom Tradeoff
A predictable, rules-based monetary policy would deliver the price stability that labor markets require to thrive.
Jared Polis Becomes the First Democratic Governor to Back Trump’s School-Choice Plan
The Colorado governor’s move to boost educational options is one his fellow Democrats should follow.
