Politics

The Online Left Just Can’t Process the WHCD Assassination Attempt | National Review
May 3, 2026
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Shakespeare in the Afternoon | National Review
May 3, 2026
On finding unexpected joy in the Bard among children. Source link
Trump Says ‘You’re Fired’ to the Members of the National Science Board | National Review
May 3, 2026
Here’s why that’s a needed reset. Source link
FernGully’s Eco-Propaganda Returns | National Review
May 2, 2026
A new live-action remake of the animated film will simply bring the same wrong message to a new generation. Source link
Elite Activists Are Waging a Reckless War on Rat Poison | National Review
May 2, 2026
And working-class Americans stand to lose. Source link
America Is Running Out of Weapons | National Review
May 2, 2026
Private-sector creativity can help. Source link
Is the Getty Really Spending That Much Money for Its Redo? | National Review
May 2, 2026
Visitor fluff, climate kookery, and a new tram motor, all set to cost as much as $800 million, plus news from the ballroom front and LOVE in court. ...
The U.S. Energy Triumph | National Review
May 1, 2026
There’s no doubt that the beginning of wisdom in U.S. energy policy was ‘drill, baby, drill.’ Source link
The Islamic Revolution’s ‘Red-Green Alliance’ Comes to America | National Review
May 1, 2026
Graham Platner is just one example. Source link
The Week: A Thwarted Assassination Attempt | National Review
May 1, 2026
Plus: Hasan Piker’s criminal fantasies. Source link
A Righteous Blow Against Racial Gerrymandering | National Review
April 30, 2026
The Supreme Court rightly puts an end to the routine use of racial segregation in drawing legislative districts. Source link
Walk in Benjamin Harrison’s Footsteps for Gilded Age Glam | National Review
April 30, 2026
The 23rd president’s house museum in Indianapolis combines history and peak preservation. Source link