National Review

Why anyone would want to follow in the footsteps of the Democrats, whose tyrannical linguistic codes contributed meaningfully to their political ruin?

Donald Trump has the upper hand.

Among the first flurry of EOs Trump will sign after he takes the oath of office will be an edict throwing the Chinese spyware app TikTok a lifeline.

Reader mail on William F. Buckley Jr., Italian names, and more.

Releasing hundreds of terrorists in exchange for fewer than three dozen hostages will guarantee more hostage-taking and more terrorism.

With two days left of the Biden administration, we now find out who controlled the flow of information to the cognitively declining president.

Prisoners should receive proper medical care. But transgender identity is a subjective emotional issue, not a disease such as cancer or a medical emergency.

Two U.S. citizens are on the list of the first 33 hostages to be freed as part of the cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Sometimes you have to travel along a crowded and well-beaten path before you find your emergency exit and escape, to the lost and open highway.

Plus: Seeking the truth, finally, about Raoul Wallenberg; Mike Pence speaks up for Jimmy Lai; a remote-work baby boom.