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National Review
National Review
National Review is an American conservative editorial magazine, focusing on news and commentary pieces on political, social, and cultural affairs. The magazine was founded by William F. Buckley Jr. in 1955. National Review's editor-in-chief is Rich Lowry, and its editor is Ramesh Ponnuru.
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Despite the left’s electoral gains this week, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces headwinds.
Caroline Downey ·
Heidi Overton promises to make the FDA ‘the agency of the possible rather than the impossible.’
Tomas J. Philipson ·
The GOP faces deep structural problems that only a new policy vision can fix.
Fred Bauer ·
This week, voters tired of politicians who are immune to embarrassment.
Christian Schneider ·
And will the American pavilion’s so-so art be stranded for lack of money to ship it back?
Brian T. Allen ·
Trump has abused the tariff power to disastrous effect, and Congress must reclaim it.
The Editors ·
In its place, for better or worse, is a new generation of political and financial entrepreneurs running operations online.
Michael Brendan Dougherty ·
Their delusional caucus is about to balloon in Congress. In time, it will be up to conservatives to persuade voters that there is a better course.
Noah Rothman ·
Yesterday’s rout was an outright rejection of the economic protectionism some Republicans embraced.
John Hood ·
A political party that acts as if it is only one man will lose its ability to get anybody else elected.
Dan McLaughlin ·
Democrats take the House and Senate as voters deliver an overwhelming rebuke to President Trump and Republicans.
The Editors ·
Slavery was a universal phenomenon, and Britain, honorably and at great personal cost, was a major contributor to its extinction.
Rich Lowry ·
It’s a perversely Nietzschean triumph of the will.
Jeffrey Blehar ·
Should they prevail, you can count on Democrats pursuing a reinstated nationwide right to abortion.
John Gerardi ·
Ranked-choice voting unduly complicates our American system, sows mischief, and weakens the crucial role of the parties.
The Editors ·
European nations must again embrace competition with one another.
John Gustavsson ·
An airline CEO is offended by inequality in national wealth, but not by the inequality on his flights.
Michael Toth ·
The government’s adoption of the language of Christian nationalism clashes with the moral logic of the Reformation.
Joseph Loconte ·
