Leading American conservative editorial magazine founded by William F. Buckley Jr.
Quarters underwent a facelift while we weren’t looking
An American lake battle 250 years ago bought the Patriots essential time the British couldn’t afford to lose
China’s clerics are becoming propagandists for the government
A ‘no’ is harder to deliver now that it’s no longer backed by the force of social convention. But it’s still powerful
When the rule of law gives way to ideological passions and partisan score-settling, then we no longer have trials worthy of the name
The last far-left government in Europe may be on its way out
The country offers a cautionary tale about how anti-Israel obsession only fuels the fires of extremism
We’ve lost the confidence to say that some kinds of sex ought not to be had at all, even by people who are free to choose
The Iranian missile and drone threat to our Persian Gulf bases was foreseeable, and yet we didn’t do enough to protect them
The polling industry is right to fear the hidden GOP voter who only emerges from the mists on Election Day
These days, he’s doing more than just asking questions
Alito tells National Review what a justice needs and reads, and what worries him the most about the future