Andrew Ferguson, a former columnist for NR, is a contributing writer at The Atlantic and a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. EDITOR’S NOTE: This piece appeared in the June 13, 1994, issue ...
Today, most polls find her in a razor-close race for reelection to a sixth U.S. Senate term against former Maine State Senate President Troy Jackson. As in her 2020 reelection race, there are ...
The falsehoods about so-called journalists killed by Israel continue to unfairly inflict damage on the country’s reputation.
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Last week, New York Times columnist and National Review contributing editor Ross Douthat interviewed the enigmatic billionaire intellectual Peter Thiel. Their conversation inspired Michael Brendan ...
Every few years, there is a moral panic about nuns or other religious orders. The government of Ireland is now digging up the graves of children in Tuam, where there once was a "mother and baby" home ...
For more than a century, this protectionist law has diminished America’s economic integration and emergency readiness.
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Before World War II, the battleship was still thought to be queen of the seas. Yet Vinson emphasized aircraft carriers over battleships. That decision would result in absolute American naval supremacy ...
The slapdash process that resulted in the exposure of the so-called Epstein documents delivered no justice to that monster’s victims.
There’s a debate online about the nomination of Todd Butler to succeed Leslie Southwick on the Fifth Circuit. Most of it is unedifying. To understand the actual state of play, I’d refer you to my two ...