
Last of the Greatest
On this Independence Day, remembering the life of an American hero: Hershel Woodrow "Woody" Williams (1923-2022).
Jonathon Van Maren
July 4, 2022
Blogs
Rod Dreher

Quo Vadis, America?
Where are we going? Nowhere good -- but there is still time to turn back
Rod Dreher
July 4, 2022
Himmler’s Kidswear, By Celine Dion
Rod Dreher
July 3, 2022
Chris Rufo, Another Defender Of The Normies
Rod Dreher
July 1, 2022
State of the Union

Coach Kennedy Can Pray
The Court's ruling in Kennedy v. Bremerton starts to unwind the tangled web wrought by its incorporation of the Establishment Clause.
John Hirschauer
July 1, 2022
Dobbs, Federalism, and Green Day
Micah P. Veillon
June 29, 2022
Roe Is Dead
John Hirschauer
June 24, 2022
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J6 Testimony, Texas Tragedy, & Dobbs
TAC Right Now: Season 2, Episode 39
The American Conservative
July 1, 2022
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Out of Babylon
Notes on imperium and libertas from the International Religious Freedom Summit.
Declan Leary
July 2, 2022

The Self-Hate of Abortion Advocates
The case for abortion only holds up to those who believe a person’s value is dependent on how much they are wanted.
Kelly Marcum
July 2, 2022

Local Labor, Still Left Behind
Unlike international unions, building-level unions give workers a voice.
George Liebmann
July 2, 2022

The Boys, Our Country Friends, and the Murder of Superman
Artistic elites may sneer at quaint anachronisms such as the Hero’s Journey, but this is precisely what our world needs.
Jason Garshfield
July 2, 2022

Reading Lincoln Aright
Clear thinking about our monumental heritage is badly needed before the next iconoclastic rampage erupts.
Catesby Leigh
July 1, 2022

T-Mobile Merger and the Dangers of Corporate Power
To big companies like T-Mobile, increased market share equals increased power.
Terry Schilling
July 1, 2022

Lessons from a Turkish Coup
The country that invented the ‘deep state’ teaches us how it can be dealt with.
Nicholas Spyridon Kass
July 1, 2022

Canada: An Introduction for American Conservatives
Liberal hegemony makes the situation of conservatives in Canada today desperate indeed.
Mark Wegierski
July 1, 2022

London’s First Organ Trafficking Trial
A Nigerian senator’s arrest marks the spread of a common Third World crime into new territory.
Helen Andrews
June 30, 2022

Does Lithuania Want to Start a War with Russia?
Lithuania is waving a red cape at the Russian bear.
Doug Bandow
June 30, 2022

The View From the ‘Russian Davos’
Vladimir Putin called on Western leaders to stop “tenaciously clinging to the shadows of the past.”
Adriel Kasonta
June 30, 2022