National Review

The GOP should build on — not undo — the progress it made in 2017 with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

The report provides detailed analysis of a threat that received some attention on Capitol Hill last year.

‘I don’t believe the Supreme Court is going to leave this in the president’s court.’

For an administration prioritizing U.S. energy production and security, tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods would be a terrible start.

If these little English girls endured torture for years, then writers can manage the mere act of reporting on it. And readers must not look away.

Despite all the contrary evidence provided by these fires, Gavin Newsom still believes that government knows best.

The paper’s editorial board is grudgingly acknowledging certain realities about the immigration crisis, but still can’t reckon with the full extent of the problem. 

We have a market that’s oversaturated with colleges. They can’t all survive.

Reader mail on William F. Buckley Jr. and more.

If the bill survives the amendment process, it could be an early legislative win for the Republican Congress and President Trump.