National Review

National Review

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  • Released
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  • May 13, 2011
  • March 9, 2026
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Access conservative writing, reporting, and analysis. Enjoy articles, podcasts, and photo galleries. Unlock full content, including opinion pieces and digital magazines, with a subscription.

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Aug 15, 2011 issue of National Review

Aug 15, 2011 issue of National Review

User reviews

Dan Crenshaw approved

I’ve been looking for a solid conservative news source that’s not far right, full of grifters, and conspiracy theory ridden. Congressman Dan Crenshaw recommended the National Review in one of his podcasts and it’s been awesome so far. Great in depth reporting with facts not random “sources”. Keep up the good work!
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Glad to be back.

I read the Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe, WAPO, NYT, andBloomberg every day. NR has the best essays of any of them. At this time, it is important to evaluate what they are all saying as I contemplate how I am going to vote. What is your?

National Review does the research.

National Research does the research and seeks the truth no matter where it takes it. Yes, it has a limited government, liberty oriented, conservative/libertarian perspective but doesn’t sugarcoat information or facts to promote that perspective.

Still here

Just finished Dan mclaughlin’s don’t burn own fortifications. It’s articles like these that I save them and take notes. I frequently return to saved articles to build and reinforce a body of knowledge. His military metaphor was apt.

Love the writing, not a fan of the app

I am a fan of the writing of National Review. No question about it. I am not a fan of this app because of the ads. I’d really like to be able to pay to get rid of the ads. The quality of the ads is so poor, they are stuck in readers faces in a most annoying manner. I’m a fan of NR why am I made to feel that you are selling me to the lowest bidder.
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Reported Bugs

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App crashes and resets frequently

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Dark mode option

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Better article navigation and bookmarking

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Improved offline reading capabilities

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Seamless integration between app and website

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What kind of content does this app offer?

The app provides a wide range of conservative writing, reporting, and analysis. Users can access articles, opinion pieces, podcasts, photo galleries, and digital issues of the magazine.

How can I access all the content in the app?

Full access to all app content, including the latest news, commentary, and digital magazines, is available through a monthly or annual subscription. Alternatively, you can log in using NRPLUS credentials from the National Review website.

What is the cost of a subscription?

A monthly subscription costs USD 9.99, and an annual subscription costs USD 99.99. For non-US app stores, equivalent currency charges will apply. These are app-specific subscriptions and not NRPLUS memberships.

Is this app compatible with my device?

The description does not specify device compatibility. However, it mentions that subscriptions are managed through iTunes Account and phone settings, suggesting compatibility with iOS devices. Users should check their respective app store for specific compatibility information.

What is the difference between an app subscription and an NRPLUS subscription?

An app subscription grants access to all content within the National Review app, including digital magazines. An NRPLUS subscription, purchased through the website, includes additional features like website access, article commenting, access to the NRPLUS Facebook group, and exclusive event invitations.