Mr. Dalrymple, a retired doctor, is a contributing editor of City Journal and The New English Review. He is the author of False Positive: A Year of Error, Omission, and Political Correctness in ...

Democrats have excelled at gerrymandering in states such as Illinois and California — they have no cause to complain when the GOP does it, too.

Join Andrew Stuttaford and historian Daniel Pitt for an August 5 webinar that will look at the rise of the postwar conservative movement across the Atlantic.

On the menu today: This year’s Republican gubernatorial nominee in New Jersey, Jack Ciattarelli, believes he’s found the key to flipping the governor’s mansion red this fall — painting his ...

Ed Whelan holds the Antonin Scalia Chair in Constitutional Studies at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. A regular contributor to National Review’s blog Bench Memos, he has closely covered ...

The reasons for revisions in jobs numbers are incredibly boring and technical and have nothing to do with politics or ideology.

Can baseball teach us virtue? As Ichiro Suzuki emphasized in his speech at Sunday’s Hall of Fame induction, it certainly can illustrate its rewards. (Its record in punishing vice is rather more ...

America used its power to end a terrible war and establish a security arrangement that endured for decades.

On December 13, 2024, FESAC heard from David Freeman of the U.K. Office of National Statistics. The Brits moved to an online-first survey in 2023. It got them a higher response rate and larger sample ...

Government busybodies think they know better than parents what their kids should eat, how they should play, and even how they should sleep.

But a big unintended consequence of this will be to make it harder for pollsters to reach a representative sample of Americans. Polling has been moving online for a while now, but for state and local ...

The idea that the Smithsonian Institution caved under pressure from the president’s appointees needs firmer evidence.