In Counseling Case, the Supreme Court Sides with the First Amendment
The Chiles decision is a blow to Colorado’s censorship campaign.
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Gratitude for Those Standing in Solidarity with Jews
This Passover, I’m grateful for the non-Jews who show their support by joining with us.
Iran’s Other Enemies
A key element of Iran’s strategy has been to impose economic pain on the Gulf states to force them to press the United States into staying its hand.
Kanye Mounts a <i>Bully</i> Pulpit
A musical confession that echoes art and politics.
In Defense of American Optimism
NR is an antidote to despair.
Birthright Citizenship: The Constitutional Stakes and the Transient Problem
The constitutional case against birthright citizenship is strongest when dealing with the children of transients through the country.
The Supreme Court Rejects Ideological Orthodoxy Masquerading as Public Health
An 8–1 majority found that government may not muzzle counselors who help minors accept their sex.
Trump Is Playing a Polling Trick on Himself
It’s the same delusion that destroyed Biden’s presidency, incidentally.
Beijing’s Hostage Strategy in the AI Race
How China’s crackdown on Manus signals a new phase of techno-authoritarian competition — and how Washington should respond.
Finnish MP’s Conviction Proves Free Speech Is in Retreat in Europe
Vice President Vance was right.
The Leftist Justification for Racial Discrimination Is Built on Lies
Like so many institutions that have been captured by the left, parts of the medical establishment are deliberately abusing the public’s trust.
Trump’s Base Will Have a Say on the War
While restrainers may not have won the debate about strikes on Iran, the president is still operating under the restraints of public opinion.
Progressives Give Wealth Confiscation Another Go
Their proposed wealth taxes would be unjust and economically destructive — if they worked.
Gosnell Was Not the End of the Story
The amazing grace of conversion.
A Clash of Civilizations
As NR has documented for decades, the jihad never ceased.
A Not-So-Faithful Portrayal of the Women of the Bible
The Faithful often eschews biblical teaching for a Hollywood retelling.
Risotto for the Masses
This dish is easier and more delicious than I’d anticipated.
Shouting into the Social-Media Ether
Some Americans may look forward to Trump’s demise, but only a unique subset are willing to hit SEND on their dark fantasies.
The Revolving Door Between the Press and Progressive Groups Is Spinning Fast
A reminder that many mainstream journalists, deep down, love left-wing advocacy.
Mars Mission Is the Rocket Fuel NASA Needs
The agency’s new Mars plan reverses the problem of entertaining vendor-driven wish lists that yield little benefit.
