National Review

From society’s ills to the joys of adoption to a silver charm.

Politifact has been a particular offender against accuracy and good judgment.

Unlike Denis Villeneuve’s cinematic duology, Dune: Prophecy lacks a cohesive vision.

Sometimes in geopolitics there are zero-sum games, with winners and losers. Seizing Greenland to prevent other rivals from seizing it might be such a game.

Biden’s blithe comment about his octogenarian capacities to USA Today — “So far, so good” — is eye-opening.

New York City’s experiment with congestion pricing has already been prematurely declared by its supporters a success.

With time running out, Trump cuts to the High Court, arguing that its recent immunity decision requires postponing the scheduled Friday sentencing.

The election results have imposed a change of heart on the Democratic Party, particularly when it comes to the Laken Riley Act.

Radical ‘progressive’ faculty have been feeding students anti-Israel propaganda for years.

‘Even if we had no hope of finding there a place for settlement or new roads to profit, there are still strong reasons why civilization should strive to reach and explore them.’