Subsidies to Power Plants Are No Substitute for a National-Security Plan
The administration should work with Congress to protect the national grid.
Rebuild Penn Station — and Rectify a Crime against Architecture
In E. B. White’s famous essay “Here Is New York,” he postulates that there are three New Yorks: There’s the New York of the person who was born there; there’s ...
The World Keeps Not Ending
The angry partisan cannot believe that life is good, because he must then ask himself: If life is good, then why am I not enjoying it?
The Long Road to the 2020 Democratic Convention
The field is crowded for the next presidential election. Are the Democrats prepared?
216 Reasons to Support NR
Please scroll through NR’s 216 articles on the attack on Brett Kavanaugh, and consider what this coverage was worth to you.
The Decline of Title IX
Yale Law School’s investigation of Jed Rubenfeld makes a mockery of law.
The Midterms
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Gosnell Tells the Truth and Can Help Save Lives
Beyond party and ideology, let’s meet the challenge to care for women and children.
Subsidies to Power Plants Are No Substitute for a National-Security Plan
The administration should work with Congress to protect the national grid.
Rebuild Penn Station — and Rectify a Crime against Architecture
In E. B. White’s famous essay “Here Is New York,” he postulates that there are three New Yorks: There’s the New York of the person who was born there; there’s ...
The Long Road to the 2020 Democratic Convention
The field is crowded for the next presidential election. Are the Democrats prepared?
Drinking the Kool-Aid: Remember When Jim Jones Was a Hero to Democrats?
‘This Nat’l Review editorial would have a lot more potency if NR owned up to fact that 2010 right-wing anger/mobs played a role in dehumanizing Congress, helping lead to Giffords ...
The Decline of Title IX
Yale Law School’s investigation of Jed Rubenfeld makes a mockery of law.
216 Reasons to Support NR
Please scroll through NR’s 216 articles on the attack on Brett Kavanaugh, and consider what this coverage was worth to you.
Miss Swift enters the fray, &c.
On politics, China, ‘disruption,’ Mickey Lolich, and more.
The World Keeps Not Ending
The angry partisan cannot believe that life is good, because he must then ask himself: If life is good, then why am I not enjoying it?
Ben Sasse Confronts America’s Epidemic of Loneliness
The crumbling of America’s social infrastructure presents a daunting challenge.
‘White Women’ Becomes a Disparaging Term
The Left is lumping white women together into a giant bloc subject to absurdly broad stereotyping and vitriolic condemnation.
A Terrible College Case Shows the High Cost of ‘Believe Women’
There is no substitute for evidence and due process.
Who Will Save Democrats from Their Leaders?
In a better time, we would be talking not about Eric Holder but about real Democratic leaders.
More Virtue, Less Emotion, Please: An Appeal to Writers — and to Readers
Literature should show us how to live and to live well.
Why Is Western Media Only Now Confronting Saudi Crimes?
The media finally awakens to the Saudi wrongdoing after Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance.
The Khashoggi Affair
Saudi Arabia Is Still a Lousy Friend
Saudi Arabia is partly a country, partly an organized-crime family, and partly an institution of radical religious entrepreneurism.
What Jamal Khashoggi’s ‘Disappearance’ Means
The Saudi journalist’s apparent murder means Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman is tightening his grip.
Trump: Washington Post Columnist’s Disappearance ‘No Good’
'I have to find out what happened,' to Jamal Khashoggi, the president said Thursday.
In This Issue
The Case against Pope Francis
He has elevated immoral men in order to change the Catholic faith.
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Melania Trump Says President’s Alleged Affairs Are ‘Not Concern And Focus Of Mine’
Trump said that she has "much more important things" to focus on than the alleged infidelities of her husband.
