Who Funds the Statue-Topplers?
This summer, a prominent statue of Christopher Columbus was destroyed by activist vandals. But this was no spontaneous act of passion.
Declan Leary
December 1, 2020
Blogs
Rod Dreher
Sex, Eton, And Soft Totalitarianism
Britain's most prestigious school has gone full woke. Decline and fall is coming
Rod Dreher
November 30, 2020
The Great Reset & Social Justice
Rod Dreher
November 30, 2020
A Sane Man In A World Gone Mad
Rod Dreher
November 29, 2020
State of the Union
Dave Brat on Why There Are No Free Markets
Also, looking to 2022 and getting deposed by a CIA agent
Arthur Bloom
November 30, 2020
Michael Flynn Pardoned: A Probable End to a Weird, Winding Saga
Curt Mills
November 25, 2020
Back to the Brink of War Again?
Daniel Larison
November 25, 2020
Prufrock: Books, Arts, & Ideas
Revisiting the Spider-Man Musical Debacle
“It’s probably not ideal to have a director who isn’t keen on Spider-Man comics and two composers who aren’t keen on musicals,” Nicholas Barber writes.
Micah Mattix
December 1, 2020
Minor Novels
Micah Mattix
November 30, 2020
Holiday Reading
Micah Mattix
November 24, 2020
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At the Supreme Court, a Red Line for Religious Freedom
A majority of justices set limits on state lockdown power last week, in what would seem a watershed for the new court.
Curt Mills
November 30, 2020
Will Trump be Prosecuted?
The left is excited about revenge once the president leaves office. But their chances of success are slim, to say the least.
Peter Van Buren
November 30, 2020
The Immigration Stakes in Georgia
If Georgia flips fully blue, immigration activists will deserve much of the credit — and they're ready to claim the spoils of victory. Will Biden let them?
Michael Volpe
November 30, 2020
Truth In Exile
Solzhenitsyn spent his exile in America, but he was always Russian, and never Soviet.
Richard M. Reinsch II
November 28, 2020
The Last American Glovemaker
Decades of offshoring have decimated American manufacturing. One baseball glove factory remains to preserve a community and a culture.
Colin Martin
November 28, 2020
The Terrible Mercy and Love of a Child’s Casket
A call to the Trappists to order a child’s casket is one no parent wants to make. Still, the monks stand ready to answer.
Leah Libresco Sargeant
November 27, 2020
Drive Like It’s 1950 on U.S. Route 11
A leisurely road trip through an American open-air museum yields insights on the built environment.
Addison Del Mastro
November 27, 2020
Saudi Arabia: The Ally From Hell
MbS has made the U.S. complicit in war crimes and committed murder. The new administration should stand up to him.
Doug Bandow
November 27, 2020
How Globalization Undermined the Case for Western Values
The West has long ignored its own values in trading with foreign countries; that can and should change post-COVID.
Kurt Hofer
November 27, 2020
Our Rebel Thanksgiving
Some fates are worse than death. Unless you've lived like us, you wouldn't understand.
Tony Woodlief
November 26, 2020
Deplorables, or Expendables?
Rubin offers some valuable, albeit well-known, critiques of globalized trade, but doesn't go far beyond that.
Napoleon Linarthatos
November 26, 2020
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