Corporations Hyping BLM Fail Us in Every Other Way
If Apple and Nike actually cared, they would focus on creating jobs in struggling American black communities. But they don't.
Darrell C. Scott
July 10, 2020
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Rod Dreher
Wokeness Comes To West Point
Is the US Military Academy producing not warriors, but Social Justice Warriors?
Rod Dreher
July 9, 2020
No Placating Student Radicals
Rod Dreher
July 9, 2020
Building An American Kolakovic Family
Rod Dreher
July 9, 2020
State of the Union
Podcast: Empire Has No Clothes, Episode 10: The Art of the North Korean Deal
TAC talks whether Trump and Kim can still bring it home plus why H.R. McMaster doesn't want the endless wars to end.
Matt Purple
July 9, 2020
Joe Biden, Economic Nationalist?
Alberto Bufalino
July 9, 2020
Michele Flournoy: Queen of the Blob
Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
July 7, 2020
Prufrock: Books, Arts, & Ideas
Math Today
Calls to “decolonize math” are a distraction from the importance of teaching it
Micah Mattix
July 9, 2020
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Conservatism Defends the Natural Order
American conservatism is more than standing athwart history yelling stop.
Chris Buskirk
July 9, 2020
Anti-Slavery Zealot John Brown is No Hero
Thoreau and Emerson's effort to canonize the abolitionist fanatic helped spark the Civil War.
Jim Bovard
July 9, 2020
Congress Plays Hardball to Keep American Troops Overseas
The U.S. should not prop up NATO allies who are unwilling to invest in their own defense.
Doug Bandow
July 9, 2020
Wartime Without End, War Powers Without Check
70 years after the start of the Korean War, presidential lawyers still use its example to launch endless overseas entanglements today.
Daniel Larison
July 9, 2020
A Lesson from Robert E. Lee
We can't find a reason to honor the Civil War general because we've forgotten why we needed him in the first place.
Helen Andrews
July 9, 2020
We Knew It Was Coming: The Last Stage of Empire is Now
It is far better to see the world with clear eyes than foolishly hope for a return to “High Noon.”
Jeff Groom
July 8, 2020
The ‘Moral Clarity’ of the Mob
Intellectuals justifying vandalism and revolution are starting to sound like Iraq war hawks.
Matt Purple
July 8, 2020
René Girard and the Roots of Racism
The French philosopher's scapegoat theory is pertinent as the U.S. struggles with its past and current civil strife.
Dwight Longenecker
July 8, 2020
Why Conservatism is the Natural Home for Working-Class Americans
Rightly understood, it is of, by and for the people.
Patrick J. Deneen
July 8, 2020
The Great Virginia Pipeline Swindle
Democrats took millions from Berkshire-aligned financiers and then set the stage to sell Dominion's natural gas assets to Warren Buffett.
Arthur Bloom
July 8, 2020
Redskins Bow to WaPo and Woke Capital
Corporate pressure and negative press have forced a review of the franchise's longtime name and mascot.
Casey Chalk
July 7, 2020
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