Washington, D.C.’s problems with street crime and homeless encampments are, at their heart, failures of local government to fulfill its most basic responsibilities. The criminal justice system is ...

Cregger is no more conscientious than Travis Bickle, the Vietnam War vet turned cabbie who lost his moral bearings and thought a porn film was suitable for a first date. No one in Hollywood or the ...

On the menu today: Don’t worry, America; Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer declares he feels “perfectly safe” when walking around Washington. That might have something to do with his likely ...

For a country that has a lot of rain, Britain has to put up with a remarkable number of water shortages. (One explanation: No reservoirs have been built there since 1992, despite the population’s ...

Don’t Forget the Stories Behind D.C. Crime We’re still waiting to hear from President Trump and Vladimir Putin as they meet in Alaska. But the summit began with a truly stunning visual, as a Northrop ...

Mr. Dalrymple, a retired doctor, is a contributing editor of City Journal and The New English Review. He is the author of False Positive: A Year of Error, Omission, and Political Correctness in ...

For any American intervention to be successful, before long it will have to involve more stick, as well as carrot. Continuing tariffs on Israeli goods exemplifies the overreach of Trump’s policy ...

Jack Butler is submissions editor at National Review Online, a 2023–2024 Leonine Fellow, and a 2022–2023 Robert Novak Journalism Fellow at the Fund for American Studies.

Nicholas Kristof’s disturbing Times piece uncovers even more problems with the Internet pornography company.

In today’s Martin Center article, Vivek Mathew writes about Chesterton House, a Christian community that’s thriving right next to Cornell University.

T he oil industry has Newsom over a barrel” — that’s the headline of a new Politico piece about California’s chief executive, Gavin Newsom, who is now grappling with stark realities that the Golden ...

Apparently, the national security rationale for restricting China’s access to sophisticated U.S. technology proved uncompelling.