Kevin D. Williamson is a former fellow at National Review Institute and a former roving correspondent for National Review. All kinds of people have flocked to Donald Trump for all kinds of reasons.

In the past, I have often enjoyed Kevin Williamson’s essays ... his former employer National Review for publishing a recent article I wrote. Last week, my former National Review colleague ...

Kevin Williamson left National Review to take a position as a staff writer at The Atlantic. Williamson published exactly one story at The Atlantic before being pushed out after pressure on social ...

Now it’s Kevin Williamson’s turn ... that The Atlantic’s currently most celebrated and influential writer is National Book Award winner and MacArthur genius grant recipient Ta-Nehisi ...

That’s what National Review is for. It’s a high-minded journal, a place for smart people like Ramesh to be wrong about child tax credits. It is, editorially, a very open place, a conservative ...

The Atlantic recently sparked outrage after hiring former National Review writer Kevin Williamson -- who notoriously argued that “the law should treat abortion like any other homicide” with ...

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and to consider my options in full knowledge that almost none of our serious national problems has a self-evident solution, that everything is a matter of tradeoffs, and that the best we can ...

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Now they’ve allowed Kevin Williamson to call the Jews getting beaten and killed “stupid” for objecting to the piece. Truly abominable. This is a lie and a slander. There is no reasonable ...

Kevin Williamson had a strong appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher last Friday night, the episode that instantly became notorious when Maher said, of David Koch, “F*** him . . . I’m glad he ...