Editors at National Review Online assess the impact of one of this week’s high-profile elections. It turns out that trying to appeal to the audience of left-wing podcaster Cenk Uygur is not the way to win a Republican…
Editors at National Review Online would not be sad to see a Republican Kentucky congressman lose his job. We have a lot of time for quirky, go-it-alone libertarians, but prefer if they aren’t conspiracy theorists or noxious…
Editors at National Review Online scrutinize efforts to take race out of American college admissions. Conservatives have long suspected that university admissions policies were violating civil rights in the name of promoting…
Editors at National Review Online support new data centers. American companies are at present engaged in a building spree that puts all prior building sprees to shame. In scale and in speed, the current investment in…
Editors at National Review Online analyze new crime data from one major American city. On X, on Tuesday morning, FBI Director Kash Patel celebrated the City of Baltimore’s recording just four homicides in the month of April,…
Starting soon after Independence, and continuing for a century and a half thereafter, America’s courts recognized that they had a duty to review and invalidate unconstitutional acts by the other branches of government The…
Editors at National Review Online pan the recent criminal indictment of a former FBI director. Seashells? Really? Embarrassingly, the Department of Justice indicted James Comey for a stupid social media post with shells in…
Editors at National Review Online critique a left-wing group’s disgusting tactics. For decades, the Southern Poverty Law Center has stood as a malignant expression of progressive activism, blaring out warnings about the rise…
Editors of National Review Online decry the latest political shenanigans in Virginia. Well, they did it. It wasn’t pretty, but the will to power doesn’t require moral victories; it just needs to win. And it only needs to win…
Editors at National Review Online scrutinize communist China’s economy. As sour as Americans are about the current economy, they should be profoundly grateful they don’t have China’s instead. Headlines can be misleading. Last…
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