Clinton spurns the left while embracing neoconservatives and crony capitalists.

Learning from the demotic ejaculations of some of America’s top philosophers

The Saudi-led war and blockade are doing terrible harm to the civilian population, especially young children.

Ideological bullying ramps up on the University of Michigan campus

They are us.

Johnson can’t win voters over with his foreign policy views if he can’t answer the most basic questions effectively.

US cultural hegemony hires SJWs to infiltrate and undermine traditional morality abroad

An interview from Oz with yours truly.

Why we can’t all just get along: a response to Gerald Schlabach

The crossing guard is one of the little platoon leaders who brings order to urban life.

Dispatches from the Apollo Uptown Hall.

The contrast with last week’s debate over the latest arms sale to the Saudis could hardly be greater.

Extremism in the attack on homophobia is no vice, it seems

CIA and Congress oppose Trump’s push—but the public may not.

Violent protests are a recipe for endless conflict.

Why Donald Trump’s disloyalty to anything but himself is dangerous

The status quo serves the interests of politicians too well.

Taking punitive action is frequently satisfying in the near term, but it rarely makes the country more secure.

How liberal democracy has come to resemble communism in forbidding freedom of speech and inquiry

The U.S. doesn’t have to resort to military action in places where it has little or nothing at stake in order to maintain its reputation.

Everything ultimately depends on the availability of victims and the priority that society places on them.

Conservatives care about the issues—not just social acceptability.

Democratic preoccupation with identity politics portend ill for a Hillary Clinton Administration

Trump mostly failed to use Clinton’s foreign policy record against her.

Under new legislation, the 9/11 families could turn to the courts.

He started strong, but Hillary beat him back, and came out looking like a sane, normal person

It will mostly be an exercise in avoiding self-inflicted wounds.

Automation will replace human labor, and the transition could get ugly.

What I’ll be listening for in tonight’s debate.

How is liberal democracy like communism? Catholic philosopher Ryszard Legutko, who lived under and resisted both systems, explains it all