October 2, 2017

Donald Trump has been increasingly inclined to side with Democrats on important issues, causing conservatives to wonder where the line will be drawn.

Elites have been joining the party en masse, and they’re changing it in the process.

Why doesn't the congresswoman want authorities to see a laptop that she claims she's never seen before?

Bigger companies provide higher-wage jobs, lower prices and stronger environmental protection than do smaller ones.

‘Oleanna’ addresses many issues that remain topical on campuses more than two decades after its debut.

de Blasio stands out as America's most ridiculous Mayor.

What Republicans should bargain for in a DACA deal with Democrats.

The US has an obligation to deter nuclear attacks through a bolstered missile defense system, among other things.

Jay Nordlinger reflects on his history with National Review as he cleans out his office in preparation for an office move.

“One thing Gorbachev rejected from the start,” writes Taubman, “was any attempt to recast the system by means of force and violence.”

Kurlander depicts a Third Reich in which, despite efforts to rein them in, seers, magicians, and psychics flourished.

The Revolution should be remembered for the then-unprecedented misery and death it unleashed. Zizek has a different take.

Binet has brought together characters that will be familiar to any humanities students circa 1980 and tied them up in a Dan Brown–style caper.

Julián Carrón's latest work, "Disarming Beauty: Essays on Faith, Truth, and Freedom" is a beautiful discussion about the place and power of Christian faith in the present culture.

Stephen King's most recent adaptation of It hits all the necessary marks to be a good thriller and an honest reflection of the original work.

Shared Culture, Shared Beliefs Michael Lind is to be commended for trying to reunite America under “cultural nationalism” (“The Case for Cultural Nationalism,” September 11). He defines this as “an American ...

‐ The Boston Red Sox announced the hiring of Edward Snowden as bench coach. ‐ Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer wanted to extend the debt limit for three months, while their ...

LOOKING EAST A Yes or No answer, black or white, is Not found staring at the ocean, much as The sea magnetizes our attention. It holds us more completely than we feel It does, the ...