National Review

National Review is a leading conservative magazine and digital news outlet in the United States, founded in 1955 by the influential conservative author and commentator William F. Buckley Jr. With the mission of standing athwart history, yelling “Stop,” National Review aims to shape conservative thought and policy by offering analysis, commentary, and criticism on politics, culture, and ideas from a right-wing perspective. The publication has played a pivotal role in the development of conservative ideology, advocating for free-market economics, limited government, and traditional social values.

Through its magazine, website, and podcasts, National Review provides its audience with a mix of in-depth essays, reporting, and opinion pieces written by some of the most prominent conservative voices in the country. It has been instrumental in fostering debate within the conservative movement, addressing issues ranging from the role of government and the economy to foreign policy and cultural matters. Despite the evolving political landscape, National Review remains committed to its founding principles, serving as a forum for conservative ideas and a counterbalance to liberal media outlets, while engaging with a broad spectrum of topics relevant to its readership.