Politics

‘Epic Fury’ Gives Hope to Long-Suffering Iranians | National Review
March 9, 2026
But for Iraqi Christians, it’s déjà vu. Source link
California Progressives Insist on Quota Politics | National Review
March 8, 2026
Even in deep-blue territory, voters might decide that they have had enough. Source link
High Teas and Petit-Four Disasters | National Review
March 8, 2026
Food flops should not kill a good party. Source link
Lessons for Subduing the Oldest Hatred | National Review
March 7, 2026
Forget grievance. To counteract bigotry takes a particular resolve. Source link
Biplanes, Trains, and Super-Fast Ponies, Zip Codes, Stamps, and Ben Franklin | National Review
March 7, 2026
The fascinating history of the U.S. Postal Service, but, alas, it’s now illegal to mail your child. Source link
Hamit Coskun’s Victories and Losses | National Review
March 6, 2026
The man who burned a Koran in England won the most recent appeal. But the decision is not a win for free expression. Source link
The Week: Trump Goes to War | National Review
March 6, 2026
Plus: Goodbye, Kristi Noem. Source link
Applying Iraq’s Hardest Lessons to Iran | National Review
March 6, 2026
While Iran is not Iraq 2.0, it requires a disciplined approach and a clear plan for the future. Source link
Colin Gray’s Conviction Is Just, but It’s Not a Game Changer | National Review
March 5, 2026
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Iran War Proves Trump Was Right on Space Force | National Review
March 5, 2026
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The GOP Can Still Avoid Shooting Itself in the Foot in Texas | National Review
March 4, 2026
Democratic voters showed discipline in rejecting their own flashy bomb thrower in favor of a plausible statewide candidate. Will Republicans do the same? Source link
California Told Us to Deceive Parents, but We Said No | National Review
March 4, 2026
Teachers shouldn’t be forced to lie to parents about their child’s asserted gender identity. Source link