National Review | Vibepedia

Founded in 1955, [[National-Review|National Review]] is a cornerstone of American conservative thought, operating as a bi-weekly editorial magazine that dissects political, social, and cultural affairs. It has been instrumental in shaping the discourse of the American right, championing [[fusionism|fusionist conservatism]] and establishing itself as a critical platform for conservative intellectuals and policymakers. With its headquarters in [[New York City|New York City]], the publication has navigated decades of political shifts, notably diverging from the [[Donald Trump|Donald Trump]] movement in 2016, a stance that highlighted internal tensions within the conservative movement. Its enduring influence is measured not just in its readership but in its consistent output of commentary that challenges prevailing narratives and defines the boundaries of conservative ideology.