National Review

Conservative. William F. Buckley Jr. founded National Review in 1955, and it became the central forum where free-market economics, anti-Communism and traditional morality were joined into the modern American conservative movement. It is still one of the best places to see mainstream conservatism argue with itself: since its 2016 "Against Trump" issue, its writers have split sharply over Donald Trump and the populist turn. Read the long features and the legal and economic essays for the strongest version of the right's case on markets, the courts and the Constitution.