March 14, 2016

Has globalization peaked? The U.S. commitment to free trade has been essential to globalization, and this commitment is waning. While there are many factors behind the rises of Donald Trump ...

When the Constitution was originally ratified, the Framers consciously sought to keep the powers of the federal and state governments separate. The federal government could regulate those transactions that actually ...

National Review asked colleagues, friends, and family members of the late Justice Antonin Scalia to say some words about his mind and character. The editors thank Edward Whelan for ...

Charles Moore ended the first volume of his authorized biography of Margaret Thatcher with his heroine — and it would be foolish to think of her in any other way ...

Back in 1980, Republican John Connally was a favorite to win the GOP presidential nomination. The former governor of Texas, a Democrat who had switched parties to serve under President ...

Those familiar with the work of David Gelernter have come to expect both penetrating insight and a graceful, inviting presentation. This most recent book fully satisfies such expectations, even if ...

Opiate Withdrawal: Discomforting or Deadly? Kevin D. Williamson is mistaken as to the severity of withdrawal from opiates (“From Oxy to Overdose,” February 29). The withdrawal can be brutal, sometimes worse ...

FOLDS OF LIGHT The gentle folds within the flower of the lily, the gentle look of the folds of the robes of the Pietà, flower of a few days, or the stone of centuries, as ...