National Review

A 29-year-old socialist with an AOC vibe is challenging a 15-term Democratic congresswoman in Denver.

The history and usefulness of an independent central bank is no substitute for a constitutional power to separate it from the political branches.

Washington’s lack of interest has, paradoxically, helped Kyiv in some ways.

The law is more than clear: Constitutional rights simply do not apply to foreign nationals abroad.

The Court has given the president full control of one of the three branches of constitutional government — and created a separate fourth branch in the Fed.

The Court’s decision on mail-in voting deadlines leaves more questions unanswered.

Celebrate Independence Day as true Americans.

This time, the great leap forward had Washington’s help.

The SEC has received an earful of comments explaining why the Consolidated Audit Trail should be shuttered.

‘We’ have work to do. Will you help us reach our goal?

The gay and Jewish California progressive is learning that he has to hate Israel.

This will hurt countless renters, would-be renters, and the city that the mayor is meant to serve.

The commentary that followed sentencing for a violent Antifa attack is delusional.

It’s time to honor State Department clerk Stephen Pleasonton.

250 years ago today, resourceful men and the humble palmetto tree saved the South.

Taste-testing recipes for everyone’s favorite green dip.

The industry will struggle to grow under a permitting regime defined by political caprice.

The future probably won’t be that different from the past.

When the Berlin Wall fell, a set of propositions seemed settled. Now, it seems those conclusions have been forgotten.

The war powers resolution taken up by the Senate this past week — along with the angst over it — is part of a show.