Politics
Foreign Affairs
Culture
Fellows Program
Login
Menu
search
Magazine
All Recent Articles
trending_flat
Current Issue
trending_flat
Archives
trending_flat
Subscribe
trending_flat
Manage Your Account
trending_flat
Contributing Editors
trending_flat
Blogs
State of the Union
trending_flat
Rod Dreher Archive
trending_flat
Podcasts
TAC Right Now
trending_flat
TAC Morning Briefing
trending_flat
About
About Us
trending_flat
Who We Are
trending_flat
Events
trending_flat
Programs
trending_flat
Politics
Foreign Affairs
Culture
Fellows Program
Login
search
Donate
Subscribe
Donate
Culture
TakiMag
Eating Ourselves Alive
Theodore Dalrymple
November 8, 2026
I have only once been asked to be a witness in a libel trial in which the plaintiff denied that he was a cannibal,…
Can Conservatives Go Green?
Grace Plath
November 2, 2026
A new crop of conservative groups is making the case for being pro-environment—and pro-natalist.
TakiMag
As France Burns, Its Literary World Is Engulfed by Scandal
Theodore Dalrymple
October 25, 2026
Did AI write the most celebrated French novel of the year?
The Latest
Not the Norm
Ben Sixsmith
October 24, 2026
Among Hungary’s Weird Nomad Nationalists
Will Collins
October 23, 2026
The Savage Within
Theodore Dalrymple
October 18, 2026
Commercial, but Not Purely Commercial
Theodore Dalrymple
October 11, 2026
Join our Email List
Stay up to date on all the latest from The American Conservative.
Email Address:
TakiMag
Lessons From the Botched Tennessee Execution
Theodore Dalrymple
October 4, 2026
Why is incompetence given such free rein in the American justice system?
TakiMag
Propriety Is the Basis of Freedom
Theodore Dalrymple
September 27, 2026
When “obedience to the unenforceable” falls by the wayside, expect both disorder and tyranny to take its place.
All Articles
TakiMag
The Dictator Who Laughs Last
Theodore Dalrymple
September 20, 2026
Ingratitude may revive socialist repression—but at least the political jokes might get better.
Netflix’s 9/11 Documentary Is Too Big for its Runtime
Spencer Neale
September 14, 2026
Turning Point never settles on what it’s actually arguing.
Featured in the Sep/Oct 2026 issue
Turn Back
William S. Lind
September 14, 2026
It is not time for conservation, but for restoration.
Featured in the Sep/Oct 2026 issue
The Straussian Machiavelli?
Paul Gottfried
September 13, 2026
Michael Anton’s new book on the early modern political theorist has much to recommend it, dubious gematria aside.
Preparing for the Fire
Theodore Dalrymple
September 13, 2026
The conflagrations in France provide an occasion for deciding what is actually valuable.
Will the Decline of Drinking Kill Socialization?
Ben Sixsmith
September 12, 2026
Teetotaling youngsters may find they are missing out on an important part of life.
The Generation 9/11 Made
Nic Rowan
September 11, 2026
And what should they know of the security state who only the security state know?
TakiMag
Who’s Telling ‘Yarns’ Now?
Ann Coulter
September 10, 2026
The New York Times and other elite institutions are protective of their own myths about the past.
Load More Articles
Subscribe Today
Subscribe Today
Become a member and enjoy the very best content in print & digital.
Become a Member
Membership
Subscribe Today
Become a member and enjoy the very best from The American Conservative in print & digital.
Become a Member