Lynch’s legacy warns against politically correct mediocrity. His passing should inspire a new national sense that artists don’t conform to government blandishment, but at their best, they force the ...

National Review's latest articles covering news, politics, current events, elections, and culture with detailed analysis and commentary.

In the conflict over Planned Parenthood funding, the president is duty-bound to defend and implement federal law.

One federal officer was shot in the neck during the ambush. He was subsequently treated at a Fort Worth hospital and released.

A valued program that allows employers to hire workers with disabilities below the federally mandated wage will continue.

The resistance of district judges to the Trump administration has sometimes been justified, sometimes excessive, and sometimes downright lawless and dangerous. Tonight’s decision in Planned Parenthood ...

The NR editors discuss the state of the political scene each week.

Joe Biden has emerged from his post-presidential protective cocoon of privacy, seen his shadow, and predicted six more weeks of summer.

Across every branch of the armed forces, military recruitment has significantly increased since President Trump took office. The ECCA will allow eligible taxpayers to receive a federal tax credit ...

The U.S. should not pursue a regime-change war akin to Iraq, but a congressionally approved, limited operation should be on the table.

Now They’re Plotting to Stop Him,” and yet, despite its explosive subject matter, it is written in the sort of dry, matter-of-fact tone that one would typically associate with a report on the most ...

It may have been worth it to avoid a massive tax hike, but the failure to get spending under control will come back to haunt Republicans.