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The World Runs on Diesel
That’s why consumers are angry at its high price.
In Britain, the Terror Question Remains the Same: War or Crime?
British counterterrorism has traveled a path very different from America’s approach.
The Parade of Hormuz Horribles Fizzles Out
What else are the foreign-policy graybeards missing?
A War Rejected by the People
We are preparing to learn again that a constitutional republic and democracy cannot achieve satisfying ends in war without the consent of its true sovereign.
China’s German Roadkill
The Week of September 21, 2026: Germany’s China shock, fiscal policy, health care, regulation, and much more.
Tue, 29 Sep 2026 15:15:51 +0000Not All ‘Classical’ Schools Are Created Equal
The most consequential differences are often the least obvious.
Make American Democracy Great Again
Trump and Xi have found a way to compete — but America must remember what it is fighting for.
James Talarico’s Unconvincing Christian Progressivism
Supposedly, through happy coincidence, Jesus agrees with the Senate candidate about important planks of the Democratic platform circa 2026.
Against the Hollywood Bailout
A federal film subsidy would foist studios’ bloated labor costs on all Americans.
Doctors Didn’t Leave Idaho Because of Its Abortion Law
They won’t come back if it’s repealed.
What the ‘Anti-Woke’ Crowd Gets Wrong
National Review’s original mission statement makes painfully clear that ‘liberal orthodoxy’ did not just emerge in 2016.
Fulton Sheen Was More Than an Influencer Saint
He showed the Christian life.
Flattering a Faltering China: Trump Misreads a Country in Decline
Only a sliver of its population is involved in the tech sectors that have the world so mesmerized.
Republicans Facing the High Political Cost of Tariffs
Trump’s unilateral policies have done significant harm to GOP candidates.
My ‘Buddy’ System: The Nickname I Vowed Never to Call My Sons
It’s good to be like a friend to your child, but a father needs to be much more than that.
A Tale of Two Jurors
12 Angry Men and the Lindsay Clancy case each had a lone holdout juror. There’s only one worthy of our respect.
Tending the Landscapes of Our Imaginations
We need imagination just as much as we age, and we need to give it more and better things to chew upon.
The Underfunding Myth Is Exposed
Nikole Hannah-Jones and the NYT unwittingly admit that money is not the problem in public schools.
Get Government Out of the Kitchen
No, we don’t need to nationalize restaurants.
Michael McCaul, Citizen Servant
The Texas congressman is leaving the House the right way, having done the right things for the right reasons.
