Politics

Hamit Coskun’s Victories and Losses | National Review
March 6, 2026
The man who burned a Koran in England won the most recent appeal. But the decision is not a win for free expression. Source link
The Week: Trump Goes to War | National Review
March 6, 2026
Plus: Goodbye, Kristi Noem. Source link
Applying Iraq’s Hardest Lessons to Iran | National Review
March 6, 2026
While Iran is not Iraq 2.0, it requires a disciplined approach and a clear plan for the future. Source link
Colin Gray’s Conviction Is Just, but It’s Not a Game Changer | National Review
March 5, 2026
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America and Israel Remind the World How Wars Are Fought to Victory  | National Review
March 5, 2026
For some, it is a disorienting experience. Source link
Iran War Proves Trump Was Right on Space Force | National Review
March 5, 2026
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Mission Accomplished. For Now | National Review
March 5, 2026
The WFB legacy stands. Long live the legacy. Source link
The GOP Can Still Avoid Shooting Itself in the Foot in Texas | National Review
March 4, 2026
Democratic voters showed discipline in rejecting their own flashy bomb thrower in favor of a plausible statewide candidate. Will Republicans do the same? Source link
The Wishful Thinking of Surgical Strikes | National Review
March 4, 2026
Can air power change a regime’s character and orientation? Source link
California Told Us to Deceive Parents, but We Said No | National Review
March 4, 2026
Teachers shouldn’t be forced to lie to parents about their child’s asserted gender identity. Source link
What the Founders’ Drinking Habits Have to Do with Gun Rights | National Review
March 3, 2026
Justice Gorsuch raised the issue during oral arguments this week. Source link
America Should Still Rely on the Stealth Bomber | National Review
March 3, 2026
The strikes on Iran prove that traditional American bombers remain extremely important in military action. Source link