Helen Raleigh writes for the Federalist about the impact of President Donald Trump’s opposition to birth tourism. Recent news from China shows that some Chinese women who plan to give…
Stan Veuger explores the economic impact of declining American fertility. In 2024, the U.S. fertility rate reached a new low of 1.6. Net immigration started declining rapidly that same year…
Charles Cooke of National Review Online expresses his love for his adopted country. When asked to express what I feel about America, I am reminded of hungry parents at a…
Editors at National Review Online assess a high-profile incident of domestic terrorism. The jihadist whose shooting spree left two dead and 14 wounded at a bar in Austin early on…
About a year ago, in “A guide to the birthright citizenship debate,” I provided links to some of the best academic arguments on both sides. The current issue of the…
When you consider the coming of the American Revolution to the colony of North Carolina 250 years ago, you might be tempted to take for granted the remarkable circumstances that…
Beth Brelje writes for the Federalist about a disturbing use of American tax dollars. Civil war and famine spurred many Somalians to immigrate to the United States in 1991 and…
Noted historian Gordon Wood explains the value of America’s unique circumstances as a nation. There has been some talk recently that we aren’t and shouldn’t be a creedal nation—that beliefs…
John Bailey of the American Enterprise Institute offers a positive assessment of the U.S. Senate’s new artificial intelligence plan. The roadmap strikes a balance between promoting AI innovation and acknowledging…
John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist pokes holes in a left-wing argument against conservatives. The [New York] Times is of course referring to so-called “replacement theory,” the idea that global…
Joshua Lawson of the Federalist discusses his new American citizenship. It was the fulfillment of a decades-long dream and is, so far, my happiest memory apart from my wedding day.…
Rong Xiaoqing writes for National Review Online about an interesting political development among Americans with Chinese backgrounds. His name is Donghui Zang, a rising [New York] community leader who was…