Neither Robert F. Kennedy Jr. nor Donald Trump can save Americans from the consequences of their own eating behavior.

Personal responsibility plays a role in obesity.

Nearly 2,000 years after it was written, Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations is rediscovered by each succeeding generation.

The best-selling nineteenth-century novelist stood at the forefront of a phenomenally successful experiment in social reform and improvement.

Legalization is pushing community mental health to the brink.

Why the United Kingdom will never be the same

Technology can help us govern better, but at what price to urban life?

A time before passenger jets, when ocean liners were “the greatest of the works of man”

Four years of open borders and sanctuary policies have brought criminal drug networks, human trafficking, and an epidemic of sexual assault.

President Biden blames everyone but himself and his administration for the catastrophe in Afghanistan.

Sam Tanenhaus’s massive new biography raises a question: Is Donald Trump the political heir of National Review’s founder?

Hilton Kramer rejected political correctness to champion aesthetics and standards in art.

Without the religious roots of Christmas, Thanksgiving serves as an occasion to celebrate country and family.

Don’t listen to today’s narcissistic academics—the West’s cultural inheritance is indispensable.

An innovative program combines reading the Great Books with character-building and community.

Looking back on a Chicago childhood in the 1940s