The American Conservative

The cost of blind loyalty

If it will have a future as Europe, that is

Great artists are often diagnosticians. The greatest artists are also doctors who heal the soul

Planned Parenthood of NYC breaks new ground in defining indignity down

‘Men as righteous as we could not be judged harshly,’ right?

The French novelist can be hard to read, but nobody has a better read on the maladies of our time

‘What’s the matter with rural white people? Don’t they deserve what they get?’

On immigration, when is it racist to love your own culture, and to seek to defend it?

A local hero on a remote north Atlantic island passes the glory of Greece on to his students

SJW genius: ‘When has it ever become legal to shoot someone because they’re pulling off in your car?’

The literal and metaphorical inundations brought by modernity

I do not want to go to there

One important way the church can help her people navigate liquid modernity

Conservative scholar Vincent Philip Muñoz says the fight is not over. Is he right?

A teen throuple, mimesis, and the breaking of the levee

The blessings of church lady nurses in doctors’ offices

What the candy test does, and does not, tell us about social capital and future success