Justice Ginsburg’s Death and the Future of the Supreme Court
The death of the 87 year old associate justice has already stimulated predictable but unenlightening reactions.
George Liebmann
September 21, 2020
Blogs
Rod Dreher
The Coming Social Credit System
American industry is preparing for future implementation of soft totalitarianism's key mechanism
Rod Dreher
September 21, 2020
The Fellowship Of The Cross
Rod Dreher
September 20, 2020
OMG RBG!
Rod Dreher
September 18, 2020
State of the Union
When Ruth Bader Ginsburg Got the Fourth Amendment Right
The late justice was often in error. Yet one of her opinions involving warrants and civil liberties is worth celebrating.
Matt Purple
September 19, 2020
The U.S. Needs to Abandon Its Dead-End Venezuela Policy
Daniel Larison
September 18, 2020
Legal Weed Versus Law and Order, With Democrats Trapped in the Middle
Matt Purple
September 17, 2020
Prufrock: Books, Arts, & Ideas
A Previously Unpublished Edith Wharton Story Sees the Light of Day
The Times Literary Supplement runs “The Children’s Hour,” about a priest’s afternoon
Micah Mattix
September 21, 2020
Roger Angell Turns 100
Micah Mattix
September 18, 2020
Leaving Academia
Micah Mattix
September 17, 2020
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The Moral Roots Of Our Foreign Policy Crisis
A new analysis of Irving Babbitt suggests that our wars are weaved into the moral fabric of our society.
Matt Purple
September 19, 2020
An Inside Look at the Impeachment Fight
One of the president's closest allies in Congress tells his side of the impeachment story.
Rep. Matt Gaetz
September 19, 2020
By All Means, Let’s Attack Cuties Without Watching It
We need to restore the lines we once had as a society, and so-called artistic viewing shouldn't be a prerequisite.
Tony Woodlief
September 19, 2020
Science and Soft Totalitarianism
Scientific American's endorsement of Joe Biden isn't terribly scientific or American.
Brian Jones
September 19, 2020
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies, Shaking 2020 Race
The stunning death of the pivotal, liberal icon comes as the presidential race reaches a chaotic culmination.
Curt Mills
September 18, 2020
Why Do People Move to the Suburbs?
And what are 'the suburbs,' anyway?
Addison Del Mastro
September 18, 2020
Back to the 90s: Learning From the First New Urbanists
These planned but traditional communities, now growing into their own, helped transform how Americans think about life in cities.
Kevin Klinkenberg
September 18, 2020
The Meaning of an Oath
The famed Russian dissident reflects on why he could not become an American citizen, in an excerpt never before published in English.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
September 18, 2020
How to Deescalate America’s Dangerous Warmongering With Iran
Even by the usual standards, Trump's latest comments about the Iranians are distressing. Fortunately there's still hope for dialogue.
Daniel R. DePetris
September 18, 2020
The Same Old Bold New Vision
Young conservative organizations think they’re charting a new course, but they’re traveling a familiar one—one that leads nowhere.
Declan Leary
September 18, 2020
Trump’s Assad Assassination Comment Undermines His Campaign
A cavalier remark on assassinating the Syrian dictator stands in clear contradiction to Trump's campaign message critical of war.
Curt Mills
September 17, 2020
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