National Review

Pete Buttigieg Doesn’t Have a Time Machine
6:30am By Jack Butler
It means little that he can half-heartedly break from aspects of the Democratic Party’s record that he now realizes are controversial.

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The Reporting on the Gaza War Is Fundamentally Broken
6:30am By Becket Adams
‘Colonizer’ bad. ‘Colonized’ good. This worldview has warped coverage to an alarming degree.

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My Life as a Nicaraguan in Exile
6:30am By Juan Sebastián Chamarro
After the Ortega regime harassed, imprisoned, and interrogated me for challenging its rule, it had only one thing left to do: force me to leave my homeland.

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Religious Liberty Is Everyone’s Fight
6:30am By Raleigh Adams
Protecting the free exercise of religion isn’t just about protecting churchgoers or people of faith, it’s about protecting freedom of thought for all Americans.

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Abrego Garcia Faces Justice
Sat 3:32pm By The Editors
The administration has finally availed itself of the obvious option.

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Michelle Obama’s Latest Lament Hints at a Gender Politics Reset
Sat 6:30am By Carrie Lukas
Whether the former first lady realizes it or not, reality — both political and biological — is making a comeback.

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The ‘Big, Beautiful’ Budget Bill Must Reflect Pro-Life Values
Sat 6:30am By Kristan Hawkins
Senate Republicans should agree with their House colleagues that it’s time for Planned Parenthood and abortion vendors to go fund themselves.

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Self-Government Takes Practice. We’ve Stopped Rehearsing
Sat 6:30am By Sabrina L. Schaeffer
From Madison’s literary society to today’s campus silencing, we forgot what democracy requires.

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The Alliance of Qatar and China Is Dangerous to the U.S.
Sat 6:30am By Natalie Ecanow and Jack Burnham
Beijing and Doha are reinforcing one another. Washington must ensure that they don’t do so by weakening America.

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Franz Kline Gets a New Look in Two Gallery Shows
Sat 6:30am By Brian T. Allen
Mnuchin Gallery and Hirschl & Adler prove once more that dealers often do art better than art historians.

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The Trump-Musk Crack-Up
Fri 8:36am By The Editors
It would be best if it were contained.

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KJP’s Latest Ruse
Fri 8:32am By Rich Lowry
Suddenly, she’s decided to follow her ‘own compass.’ It’s funny how this works.

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State Regulation Should Not Be Allowed to Strangle Federal AI Progress
Fri 6:30am By Christopher Koopman and Neil Chilson
Half-measures guarantee full failure.

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The Week: Trump vs. Musk
Fri 6:30am By NR Editors
Plus: The French ban outdoor smoking to protect the children.

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CBS’s Tony Awards Spectacle: Showbiz Brainwashing
Fri 6:30am By Armond White
Behind the artsy façade, a community of media radicals.

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Enhancing Scrutiny of Chinese Foreign Students Is Essential for National Security
Fri 6:30am By Adam Savit
It’s not normal to have hundreds of thousands of students from an adversary nation able to commit acts of surveillance, sabotage, and subversion at our universities.

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KJP’s Failure Is Her Own
Thu 1:33pm By Noah Rothman
The Democratic Party’s experience with Jean-Pierre probably won’t produce any transformative realizations, but it should.

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Trump’s Tariffs Are a Lobbyist’s Dream
Thu 10:05am By Christian Schneider
It’s merit that should decide success, not political connections.

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Republicans’ Modest Medicaid Changes
Thu 6:30am By The Editors
The House bill extracts savings through various good-government measures instead of revisiting repealing Obamacare.

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Trump as Art Czar: No, Stranger Things Haven’t Happened
Thu 6:30am By Brian T. Allen
The NEH gets a second wind, the Kennedy Center will get millions for building rehab, a museum director gets the axe, and will Bette Davis get a statue?

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