Kevin D. Williamson, who grew up in the white underclass, refuses to be sentimental

To traditionalist Europeans, our heaven looks like their hell.

The routine work of maintaining relationships with other governments is allowed to fall by the wayside.

He’s burning up American power, says African foreign minister

Defending Donald Trump’s words to war widow Myeshia Johnson

Chad’s inclusion has driven home just how arbitrary and unreasonable the policy is.

He’s fed up with the self-destruction of the Social Justice Warrior left

The student as consumer, or, what happens when university leadership becomes followership

The guy who’s learned nothing attacks the guy who knows nothing.

Former talk radio host Charlie Sykes fell out with Trump. Now he’s diagnosing what ails the right.

Take it from two Christians and an Orthodox Jew who are on the front lines of the culture war

Children of the elites fight in disproportionately small numbers. Does that lead to more war?

His triumphalism and expansion of NATO gave us today’s impasse with Russia.

Welcoming Church Clarity, a progressive Evangelical website that rates congregations on LGBT policies

Insisting on denuclearization as the only acceptable outcome with North Korea puts the U.S. and North Korea on an unnecessary collision course that could very easily lead to war.

The hubris of the Right delivered us into the hands of the goddess of comeuppance

Why are we compelled to choose sides, immediately, on everything?

His work lightheartedly catalogued the story of the human condition.

The next president should call a temporary culture war cool-down.

Americans shouldn’t have to choose between “half-baked, spurious nationalism” and the irresponsible interventionism identified with McCain.

Our government is risking harm to our relations with allies by lying about the nuclear deal.

Yet they choose to ignore it. Have they become too statist and shortsighted?

But Trump’s plan to axe them won’t fix anything.

How does morality and the will affect our ability to think clearly?

The inclusion of Chad has illustrated just how preposterous the ban is.

Sexual abuse victim: ‘I learned that I was chewed gum, a licked cupcake, a rotten apple’

Its algorithms allowed clickbait to smother valuable local coverage.

Hyper-politicized persecution began when his thoughts on war came to light.

Building Benedict Option sanctuaries on a dark mountain

If it is left up to the executive, U.S. support for the war will never end, and that is why Congress must assert itself to end our involvement.