Books That Shaped Our MindsThe reading of good books is an essential component of soulcraft.by National Review Contributors
Caroline DowneyCaroline DowneyThe Trump Administration Marks Veterans Day with Meaningful VA ReformAOC in 2028? Really?Letitia James Turns a Blind Eye to Welfare Fraud in New YorkMore articles
John R. PuriOh, Now the Fed Needs to Rush on InflationNot All Property Tax Cuts Are Created EqualThe China-Nvidia Chip Deal Is Even Dumber Than You ThinkMore articles
KLKathryn Jean LopezPope Leo’s Victory TourVirginia Is No Longer for LoversArlington Bishop to Virginia Catholics: Do Not DespairMore articles
Joshua S. TreviñoWhat the Data Center Revolt Is Really AboutThe Golden Decade Is GoneThe Victims of 9/11 Deserved BetterMore articles
Inez Feltscher StepmanThe Legal Origin Story of Wokeness Is a Map to Defeating Woke 2.0Taking Stock of the Trump Administration’s VictoriesCornell’s Frat-Party Ban Kicks the Keg Down the RoadMore articles
Christine RosenWhen the Political Circus Stops Being FunOur Culture Needs a Return to Biological RealismThe Unwelcome Return of Sentimental SocialismMore articles
Christopher J. ScaliaRock Stars Finding Their ReligionNaipaul’s NobelMy ‘Buddy’ System: The Nickname I Vowed Never to Call My SonsMore articles
Daniel FosterThe EditorsThe Rise of the Rosé StatesFor My Friends, Tariffs; For My Enemies, GPUsThe Great GOP Dummymander of 2026More articles
Daniel J. FlynnTuesdays GoneThe Enduring Relevance of Ideas Have ConsequencesThis Pre-Movement Conservative Deserves Our AttentionMore articles
Ramesh PonnuruHow This Administration Talks About ItselfWage RageA Trump MiscalculationMore articles
Charles C. W. CookeThe Charles C. W. Cooke PodcastThe Logic-less Crusade That Just Killed a Data CenterThe Democrats Are ComingOn the Strange and Tragic Accident at Six Flags Over GeorgiaMore articles
Brian T. AllenRichard Avedon, Fashion Guru, Does Old AgeLest We Forget the Great WarFinal Thoughts on the Biennale: Yarn, Salt, Pepper, Sludge, and a SharkMore articles
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Andrew C. McCarthyThe McCarthy ReportHegseth Survives . . . for NowGrounds for Investigation in the Hegseth Impeachment CaseWhat the Hegseth Impeachment Effort Is AboutMore articles
Philip KleinThe EditorsWhy Policy Will Make a Comeback in 2028The Case for JD Vance to Wait Keeps Getting StrongerMidterm Massacre Reveals the Drawbacks of Unilateral Executive ActionsMore articles
Michael Brendan DoughertyThe EditorsRatifying RealityIn Trying to Please EveryoneAI Will Dehumanize the Job HuntMore articles
Dan McLaughlinRichard Posner: The Judge as EconomistNow It Can Be Told: Joe Biden Admits He Would Have Had to ResignThe Don Jr. Wedding May Be the Emblem of a Corrupt AgeMore articles
Noah RothmanThe EditorsDoes Anyone Remember Who Our Enemies Are?James Carville Pounds the TableDemocrats’ Cold PeaceMore articles
Andrew StuttafordFrance’s Disinformation GameFDR’s ScapegoatNvidia: China’s Double Victory?More articles
Jeffrey BleharPolitical BeatsJim Jordan Finally Wins the GOP Leadership Spot — of an Attenuated PartyMassie’s Vanity Impeachment Makes Hegseth’s Exit Less LikelyMeet the New Trump, Same as the Old TrumpMore articles
