The Lost Submersible As an Analogy By David Breitenbeck — June 24, 2023 A man enjoying the fruits of modernity is every bit as subject to the same disasters and calamities as his ancestors. But do we know it?
‘America’s Front Porch’: When Georgetown was Great By Mark Judge — June 14, 2023 When young people are surrounded by friendships, love, great music and, yes, beer, it is a powerful antidepressant and cure for loneliness.
Mike Rowe Is on a Mission to Reverse the ‘Unspeakable Stupidity’ of Devaluing Work By Salena Zito — June 5, 2023 “If you want to make America great again, you’ve got to make work cool again,” the mikeroweWORKS founder says.
End American Gerontocracy By Josh Hammer — June 2, 2023 As America loses its competitive edge, it is imperative we get younger, scrappier, hungrier men and women in positions of prominence.
Reflections on Memorial Day 2023 By Mackubin Owens — May 28, 2023 We should never take for granted the willingness of Americans to sacrifice themselves on the altar of the republic.
Disney Blocks Access to Premier Military Resort By Jeffrey H. Anderson — May 3, 2023 Yes, in recent years Disney has gone woke. But until now, at least Disney hadn’t gone after military families and veterans.
In Our Time By Vincent McCaffrey — April 24, 2023 How is it that previous generations did so much with so little, and we are still living now on what they built? Are we beyond rebuilding?
What the Hippies Have To Teach Us . . . By Vincent McCaffrey — April 13, 2023 . . . but so far, we have refused to learn.
On Work and Building Character By Laborem Exercens — March 29, 2023 A reply to Josiah Lippincott’s “How Hard Work Destroys Character.”
How Hard Work Destroys Character By Josiah Lippincott — March 27, 2023 The case against making talented young people do menial labor.
The Real Pandemic in America Today: Obesity By Chris Buskirk, Jr. — February 23, 2023 If you want to be difficult to control, get up and get after it.
13 Big Predictions for 2023 By Theodore Roosevelt Malloch — January 3, 2023 The year ahead will provide lots of intrigue, controversy, volatility, and danger. You read it here first.
Naming the Names We Name Ourselves By Vincent McCaffrey — December 28, 2022 The underlying purpose of these generational names is to divide. Perhaps some rebranding is in order.
A Vapid Biden Christmas? By Erik Root — December 24, 2022 Biden does not believe one word of his Christmas message. But what do Americans believe?
Morning Routine By Christopher Gage — December 13, 2022 The world is full of actors pretending to be human.
A Hymnal for American Youth, Yesterday and Today By Anthony Esolen — October 7, 2022 Remember, recover, rebuild.
The Enemy By Vincent McCaffrey — October 5, 2022 Boomers chose their way. And they are their own worst enemies.
Honest Talk about Politics and Male Suicide By Mark Judge — July 27, 2022 There were times during that period in the fall of 2018 when I, someone who had led a mostly happy life, was suicidal.
There’s a Pill for That By Emina Melonic — July 26, 2022 Our lives demand attention, and sometimes painful reflection. This is something no pill or an app can provide.