Mark Antonio Wright

Since it's Christmas, I'd like to take a moment to say a special thank you to the editing staff of National Review

It looks increasingly likely that Russia accidentally shot down an airliner on Christmas Day, killing 38 people onboard.

The terror attack in New Orleans ought to remind Americans that Islamist terrorism never went away.

The decision to postpone the Sugar Bowl for at least 24 hours after the terrorist atrocity in the early hours of New Year's Day was the right one.

Yesterday was the Epiphany. Last night was Twelfth Night. The holidays (a.k.a. the Holy -Days from the Old English hāligdæg ) are over, and things

Over the weekend, I enjoyed reading my NR colleagues' “favorite books of 2024” selections . Several of these titles have already joined what I like

Depending what comes after it, the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime may not be an undiluted boon to peace and security in the Middle East — though

As the lamest lame duck in American history, Joe Biden, limps to the finish line, as the Senate sits to hear from nominees to the Cabinet, and as Donald Trump prepares for his second Inauguration Day, you need NR's The Week.

According to Joseph Robinette Biden, the so-called Equal Rights Amendment — which is not, nor has it ever been, ratified per the terms of Article V — is now the 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution.

Why not have Congress fix the immigration statutes or amend the Constitution properly?