Politics

Draft or No Draft? | National Review
April 10, 2026
A debate about compulsory military service once raged in National Review’s pages. Source link
Jennifer Newsom Represents Everything Wrong with Democrats’ Outreach to Young Men | National Review
April 10, 2026
At some point, progressives such as the Newsoms need to admit they don’t believe male virtue exists.  Source link
Whatever This Is in Iran, It Isn’t Victory | National Review
April 9, 2026
Color me skeptical. Source link
Whatever This Is in Iran, It Isn’t Victory | National Review
April 9, 2026
Color me skeptical. Source link
It Starts in Chicago: Where to See Frank Lloyd Wright’s Genius Unfold | National Review
April 9, 2026
A deep dive into Wright’s Prairie Style via the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Source link
Did a Human Write This Column? | National Review
April 9, 2026
Are you sure? How do you know? Source link
An Uncertain Cease-Fire | National Review
April 8, 2026
There’s a cease-fire for now, but there won’t be an end to the larger war until the Islamic Republic falls. Source link
Trump’s Iran Miscalculation | National Review
April 8, 2026
Madman theory doesn’t work against other madmen. Source link
America Has the Upper Hand in Iran Negotiations | National Review
April 8, 2026
Those who believed the war was a disaster from the outset seem convinced that worst-case outcomes are inevitable. They’re not. Source link
For One Day, the World Revolves Around Hungary | National Review
April 8, 2026
This small nation’s sudden centrality exposes the contradictions of the liberal world order. Source link
Trump’s Iran Rhetoric Is Not a War Crime | National Review
April 7, 2026
His threats are overheated and politically unhelpful, but his domestic opponents are skewing the facts in response. Source link
A First Step Toward Shrinking Government | National Review
April 7, 2026
Following the Trump administration’s cuts, the federal government employs the lowest percentage of U.S. workers since World War II. Source link