National Review

The Case for the Wage Subsidy
1h By Oren Cass
Americans across the political spectrum should focus on how best to spend government money already slated to go out the door.

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Making Acosta a Federal Case
1h By Mona Charen
The White House handled Mr. Showboat in about the worst possible way.

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Stan Lee’s Work a Reflection of His Times
1h By Jonah Goldberg
A member of the Greatest Generation, the reinventor of the comic book better represented the more ironic attitudes of the postwar generation.

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The Lessons of the Asia Bibi Case
1h By Nina Shea
When released, she found that mobs were baying for her blood throughout Pakistan—and, most surprisingly, that the West held out no firm offer of a safe haven.

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Your Death Row Meals, or Last Suppers
1h By Jay Nordlinger
What would be your ultimate meal? Readers place their orders.

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Green Book Turns Brotherhood into a Bromide
1h By Armond White
Another self-congratulatory race play

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Congress Finds Bipartisanship in Farm Welfare
1h By Brian Riedl
Where is gridlock when you need it?

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Against the ‘Coercive Elimination of Dissent’
1h By Jeremy Dys and Mike Berry
Another wedding-cake case, this time in Oregon, where the state has punished two bakers for their refusal to lend their services to a same-sex wedding.

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The ‘Wall’ Continues to Be Built . . . Slowly
1h By Jim Geraghty
Mile by mile, 18-foot bollard fencing goes up — but is it ‘big and beautiful’?

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Trump’s Not Populist Enough
1h By Rich Lowry
Other than on trade and immigration, Trump has governed as a fairly typical Republican despite his self-professed populism.

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