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Iran Exposes an Intolerable U.S. Vulnerability
The Iranian missile and drone threat to our Persian Gulf bases was foreseeable, and yet we didn’t do enough to protect them.
Cornell and the Modern Sexual ‘Contract’
We’ve lost the confidence to say that some kinds of sex ought not to be had at all, even by people who are free to choose.
Anti-Zionism Won’t Save France
The country offers a cautionary tale about how anti-Israel obsession only fuels the fires of extremism.
The Week: America’s Alarming Bomber Evacuation
Plus: Russia’s peculiar plague scare.
Hedging AI Risks with Common Sense
America can protect itself without sacrificing innovation or surrendering the technological race to China.
<i>The Social Reckoning</i> — a Sequel Without Accountability
Aaron Sorkin operates between ‘typage’ and toadying.
The Hazards of EU Expansion
The bloc has learned the wrong lessons from 2004.
Christopher Columbus Is Wrongly Reviled — but Not for the Reason You Think
It is Columbus’s expansion of Western civilization that has earned him the hatred of today’s leftists.
Why Are Republicans in Danger in Middle America?
To avoid being upset, Republicans must emphasize that the extremism of the Democrats is a threat to the economy and, more fundamentally, our way of life.
Marco Rubio’s Earnest, Flawed Defense of the West
The persistence of Western values depends on our remembering the hubris of those who came before us.
Justice Alito, Properly Ordered
The justice’s book defends the practical use of originalism as well as Burkean philosophy and religious liberty.
The Supreme Court Asked the Question Boulder Can’t Answer
At oral argument, the justices pressed the question the climate plaintiffs spent a decade dodging.
What Happens When the Demand for Racism Exceeds the Supply
A fake lynching scandal promoted by ‘Squad’ members is one result.
The Alarming Iranian Drone Plot in England
The U.K. needs to get its house in order, and soon.
The U.S. Should Seek Closer Defense Ties with Azerbaijan
Baku’s interests often align with Washington’s.
<i>Bully</i>, as Teddy Would Say: About Time for Roosevelt’s Presidential Library
The expansive history museum is in the Badlands, which made the man and made the president.
America’s Misplaced Income Priorities
You won’t hear it from politicians, but economic inequality is on the decline.
Thu, 08 Oct 2026 10:30:09 +0000Cornell Pulled the Fire Alarm — Now Somebody Has to Find the Fire
In light of the alleged Jane Doe gang rape, it’s up to the Cornell community to seek real answers based on facts rather than emotions.
Jim Bakker’s Long Con
The disgraced televangelist wrote the script for modern political corruption.
Justice Alito on Sports Gambling, ‘Nutty’ Law Reviews, and a Judge’s Fighting Spirit
Alito tells National Review what a justice needs and reads, and what worries him the most about the future.
