National Review

Terrorism hasn’t disappeared. It has evolved.

Ryan Reynolds misunderstands why the 1980s were not just fondly recalled, but experienced as a good time when they were happening.

The qualities are not so different from those that made Reagan stand out.

Data from the Census Bureau show net migration was negative for the first time since the 1930s.

A political hustle and horror show.

Putin’s refusal to budge one iota from his maximalist demands raises the question of what the duo achieved in their many previous visits to Moscow.

His manifesto is reaching a new generation of unmoored Americans.

Fifty years after his death, the chairman’s most dangerous legacy is the political culture he left behind.

As developments in AI make more of life frictionless, young people are rediscovering the value of doing things the hard way.

Efforts to limit commercial relations with businesses in Israeli-controlled territories will have far-reaching consequences.

There is no substitute for the governing party simply doing a better job at addressing those legitimate voter concerns driving the rise of AfD.

The voter referendum would allow abortion up to birth, abolish parental consent, and more.

Time cannot heal, in this case.

Economic growth remains the long-term answer to the rising concerns that people have about paying their bills.

Undermining the rule of law and a relatively free market will have long-term ramifications.

America’s institutions are overproducing ambitious young people hungry for consequence. The DSA is exploiting that reality.

Socialism doesn’t protect the dignity of individual workers — the free market does.

At best, organized labor ratified improvements in living standards that were already enabled by rising productivity.

There’s a world in front of you to make better.

A well-resourced Navy will lessen the burden on sailors, attract new recruits, and build the systems of tomorrow.