Category: National Review
Jay Kelly, or Why I Skipped the Sergio Leone Award
Jay Kelly reminds us that home isn’t merely a place to which you return. It’s a presence you build through daily acts of attention.
Genocide Lie Enthusiasts Mourn the Collapse of the Genocide Lie
Anti-Israeli activists have never had much use for factual evidence — why start now?
The Heritage Foundation Implodes
Heritage has abandoned or downgraded its conservative commitments in pursuit of populist ideological fashions.
The Productive Path to Affordability
To make everyday goods and services more affordable, we must unleash the innovation and creativity of the marketplace.
Stop Calling Cardinal Dolan a Conservative
Partisan labels do not apply to the former — or to the new — archbishop of New York.
Cheers for Ben Shapiro
He has put down an important marker, and anyone vested in the health of the conservative movement should be grateful.
JD Vance Picks a Side
Vance will pretend as though he is disinterestedly arbitrating a political dispute on the right, but he’s not.
The Right’s Simmering Tensions over Abortion
Donald Trump’s political advisers don’t want to talk about abortion, but pro-lifers need to speak up.
America’s Risky Retreat in Biomedical Leadership
The CDC’s plan to end primate research will weaken our biomedical capabilities just as our global competitors are shoring up theirs.
What the Founders Understood About Faith and Freedom
Faith is not an intruder in public life; it’s a part of our civic DNA.
