Scott Walker—Conservatives’ Consensus Choice?
The Wisconsin governor might unite the right—if he overcomes a charisma deficit and uncertain foreign policy.
A landmark decision curbs agencies’ powers to self-classify—and punish those who don’t play along.
While Sunni terrorists wage terror across the Middle East, Netanyahu and the GOP fear a phantom Shi’ite menace.
The Wisconsin governor might unite the right—if he overcomes a charisma deficit and uncertain foreign policy.
The UK’s establishment stands accused of rape and murder—but the tale sounds suspiciously familiar to those who remember America’s “Satanic abuse” hoax.
What matters to them is staking out a maximalist position on Iran so that they can denounce the administration for being “weak.”
Germany cuts off arms sales to the Kingdom. Is this a sign?
Why does Pope Francis keep telling people to read a novel about the Apocalypse?
Walker has given antiwar conservatives and libertarians no reason to think that he is any different from the hawkish crowd.
Life imitates Houellebecq in a new online chat service for zombies of love
Our relationship with Saudi Arabia is a depreciating asset – but that doesn’t mean we should simply dump it.
The strong bias in favor of action in response to foreign crises doesn’t allow most members of either party to fault U.S. policy for being too meddlesome.
It is now against the law in California for judges to belong to the Boy Scouts. Welcome to America 2015
Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne’s film, “Two Days, One Night” asks the question: what happens to solidarity when workers have to hand out pink slips to each other?
The Metropolitan Museum of Art puts the fun back in funerals.
Why worship matters more than many contemporary church leaders think it does
No wonder the head of Israel’s government believes he can do whatever he wants in his dealings with the U.S.
A view that American Sniper is the most truth-telling Iraq War film, and why
His mismanagement of the relationship with the U.S. hasn’t cost him or Israel anything.
The Welsh Guards patrolled the Afghan war’s twilight hours, overstretched, underequipped, and committed to their mission.
People on the right and the left who claim the Eastwood film is pro-war are being too simplistic
It doesn’t make much sense for Rubio to launch a bid, but he’s doing it anyway.
While real whistleblowers go to jail, the teflon general gets made a martyr to Obama’s war on leaks.
The West’s adversaries have a far clearer understanding of the values they defend.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn speaks to a suffering California teenager
Netanyahu seems not to have suffered for any of his obnoxious behavior, nor is he likely to.
Studying six forms of belief that go to the heart of our contemporary political understanding.
Billionaire activists like George Soros and Sheldon Adelson exert political influence beyond the dreams of political scientists past.
The president’s narrow definition fails to include stay-at-home mothers or the unborn.
An Iranian-Californian vampire flick lives up to the hype.
Would President Obama’s community college plan expand the ranks of college students—or provide a cheaper path for students already aiming for a four-year degree?
Information that comes to us in story form rewires our brains
Progressive social scientists want to help poor people but won’t learn from them.
Knowing who carried out an act of terror doesn’t always tell us who was ultimately behind it.
What growing up as everybody’s punching bag teaches you about power — and friendship
Rod Dreher
Letter from a Milquetoast Trad
Rod Dreher
Canadian Christians: Tomorrow’s Soviet Jews?
Rod Dreher
Destroying Louisiana’s Public Universities
Rod Dreher
Scouts too Evil for CA Judiciary