Noah Rothman

Her sway over the president and, thus, the conduct of U.S. affairs abroad, will be heavily dependent on Trump’s mood.

There will be a lot of opportunities for professional ethicists to get their dander up over the course of the second Trump administration.

Congressional Republicans who choose to defer to the president-elect’s worst instincts will do him, themselves, their party, and the country no favors.

Congestion pricing is little more than a cash grab aimed at milking ever more revenue from the declining population of out-of-state commuters.

And the Trump administration should not take office operating under the delusion that Biden was somehow too reckless in his management of this conflict.

With your support, NR will continue to buck conformist pressure.

It wasn't one thing — it was everything J oe Biden wasn't long into his tenure before it became clear that his administration was a spent intellectual force.

It’s deluded to presume that voters turned away from the party in power because it wasn’t radical enough.

The incoming administration seems torn between two very different outlooks on government.

Progressive audiences are fleeing to venues that cater to their desire to be protected from exposure to reality.