Service Leadership
The best way to honor the queen would be to take up her form of leadership—as service.
Books & Culture
The End of Globalization
The West needs to prepare for deglobalization, but Peter Zeihan’s book won’t help us do it.
Chelsea Knows Best
Oprahesque in nature, AppleTV’s docuseries featuring Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, has nothing to do with reality but with the aspirations of a certain kind of clichéd woman.
Orwell Inspired
Nineteen Eighty-Four, the book most relevant for our time, came in “virtually perfect.”
Amusing Ourselves to Death
A latter-day prophet predicted the triumph of trivia.
The Maoism of Wokeism
Jones and Smith have delivered the definitive short guide to the development of wokeism, inclusive of Maoism.
What Would C. S. Lewis Say?
Lewis promoted the good actions of responsible individual citizens engaging the challenge of living in a fallen and dark world.
Time to Stop Living a Half-Life
Algorithms don’t create communities, people do.
America First
Angelo Codevilla’s final critique of our ruling class’ corruption.
Rushdie and Richard
A tale of two novelists, at least one of whom would not have been surprised by the attack on Salman Rushdie.
A Just Prejudice
Like Burke, Russell Kirk understood that an affirmation of the customary and conventional is the most reliable safeguard for individuality and fructifying idiosyncrasy.
007 Turns 60
James Bond, the man “licensed to kill” and living in a world of ruthless psychopaths who deserve to be killed, appears to be on a new kind of precipice.
Why an American Girl Mourns the Passing of the Queen
She understood her duty as a head of a state, and she never pushed for a glamorous life.
Operation Put-Back
Restore American gold—and let the people win again.
America’s Last Laugh
Selling an illustrated satire magazine, delivered by mail directly to the reader, in the year 2022.
‘Uncle Tom II’ Challenges Conservative Preconceptions on Civil Rights
The new documentary puts the words of civil rights icons under a microscope, showing how they planted the seeds for the dismal present-day situation of blacks in America.
Children’s Entertainment:
A Dark System that May Never Be Resolved
By sharing her story, Jeanette McCurdy may have woken up millions of people to an evil cycle that plays out every day. But are you paying attention and will you speak out the next time you see it?
A ‘Kings Row’ for the
Rest of Us
The American journey is a journey of free will and independence. Brokenness is part of the human condition but it need not be a determining factor in how one’s life ought to continue.
A Cry of Defiance Against the Deep State
Hollywood needs more people with the courage of the crew who made “My Son Hunter.”
Good Country People
America is far more complex than the hollow sentimentalism of its blind champions or the chaotic cynicism of its perpetual detractors.