Editors' Picks

Welcome to the return of old Europe, where Germany and Russia call the shots.

The firing of Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier could indicate that the fight between Marxists and supporters of constitutional freedom is about to intensify.

Hamas has successfully leveraged this battle with Israel to become the dominant power in Palestinian affairs.

Something is rotten in the District of Columbia.

Today, it’s America’s energy infrastructure. Tomorrow, will it be the Pentagon?

The Department of Homeland Security is quickly becoming a much more dangerous threat to democracy than the mob that stormed the Capitol.

One million Israelis flee to bomb shelters to escape the attack.

Personal experience tells us the inflation rate doesn’t reflect real price increases.

Pushed by radical Islamists—France resurrects a medieval Holy Roman Empire mentality.

What Raúl Castro’s retirement means for the island country

Leftists are trying to blot out American values that trace back 4,000 years.

Why are Democrats so afraid of investigating the November election?

Why are mental health problems so common among gender-dysphoric people? Only by correctly answering that question can we find a solution.

A cyber forensics review of Hunter Biden’s laptop exposes the spiritual sickness consuming America.

Democrats want to blame the border crisis on Donald Trump, but Mexico’s president knows who is at fault.

If attacks on Ukraine and Taiwan were coordinated, how effectively could the United States military respond?

In his first sit-down interview since leaving the White House, President Trump warned that ‘the clock is ticking’ for the United States of America.

The propaganda media has created a hero out of Daunte Wright and has turned Officer Kim Potter into a monster.

As the United States begins to renegotiate the nuclear deal with Iran, prominent authors at the National Review believe Iran might already have the bomb and is just waiting for the perfect time to use it.

The humanitarian crisis on the southern border has gotten so bad that federal employees want Donald Trump to intervene.

America and nato are leaving Afghanistan—apparently, for good.

On the eve of the Iraq-U.S. talks, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander visited Iraq to discuss bilateral relations.

If you want to see how far Britain has fallen, compare the life of the late Prince Philip to that of his grandson Harry.

Despite China’s promises under the Paris Agreement to transition away from coal, it started more coal plants in 2020 than the rest of the planet retired. And the nation isn’t slowing down.

But he is beginning to look more like Ivan the Terrible.