Ukraine’s War Today:
Are We Winning or Losing?
Theory and practice diverge sharply in this war.
Weekend Long Read
Ukraine’s War Today:
The Stigmatization of the Ordinary
Every matter of contemporary concern—race, sex, poverty, orientation—tries to find a way to exploit the liberal arts to push its own agenda.
What Would Joan Rivers Do?
Joan Rivers was one of the first to be canceled—she was banned from late night TV for 21 years before finally rising from the ashes.
We’ll Be Back, But Will Trump?
Every time a working man’s paper straw melts into an unsuckable tube of goo, it’s another reminder that the elite despises him.
The Great Battle of Gettysburg
Gettysburg, which took place in the lead up to July 4th 1863, remains the greatest battle ever to occur on the North American continent. There is much to learn from remembering it.
How the Eugenics Movement Made Race-Based Abortions Normal
Planned Parenthood condemns sex-, race-, and disability-based discrimination in every other context, except when it occurs in the womb.
Clarence Thomas in His Own Words
It felt like the mob outside of the jail in To Kill a Mockingbird. They didn’t have their little robes on, but boy, they were sanctimonious, and they had their torches.
Still No God or Man at Yale
Yale is ever more woke, more Left, and more ridiculous than when William F. Buckley, Jr. first aired the institution’s problems to conservative readers 71 years ago.
The Myth of the Boomer Bogeyman
They were the first enthusiastic consumers of it all, but they did not invent any of it.
Churchill, Political Judgment, and the ‘Courage to See’
There can be no authentic political science or genuine understanding of human beings and society, without a willingness to give the proper conjugation of greatness, courage, and moderation its due.
‘Remain Calm, All is Well’—How Not to Save the Republic
If you think radical egalitarianism is built into the American regime, you might as well admit that the Left should win.
The Absolute Best Way to End Inflation
A return to zero inflation and sound money, achieved by a gold standard, is entirely possible and far easier than many people think.
The World Does Not Run on Magic
Many a boy languishes in school because he finds no arrow there.
A Cop’s Eye View of the Federal Takeover of the Police
Little by little, local police forces are succumbing to leftist indoctrination, funded and advanced by federal taxpayer dollars. Here is what to look out for—and how to push back.
The True Origins of
‘America First’
John Quincy Adams is the font of American geopolitical thought. Today, lesser men fail to grasp his teaching that alignment of interests among nations can only be creatures of time and circumstance.
The Pathological Nature of Wokeness
Leftist cancel culture is being driven by the emotionally deranged agenda of teenage girls.
Applying International Standards to 2020 Elections
What if we applied the principles of election integrity we expect from other countries to the United States?
Before the Litmus Tests
George Washington’s Supreme Court appointments were founders, politicians, entrepreneurs . . . and one cushing.
Why the “American Enlightenment” Succeeded, and How it Might Fail
We are equipped with common sense and moral sense just as we are equipped with the senses of taste, smell, sight, hearing, and touch. We are simply made that way.
Citizenship, Immigration, and the Great Society
Immigration policies should serve the interests of the nation-state; they should not be acts of charity to the world.