America didn’t invent it, and arguing otherwise makes it harder for us to end its continued practice abroad.
Confederate History and the American Soul
Public spaces should be reserved for historical symbols whose animating principles, achievements, and insights we want to keep alive in contemporary politics.
Trump Struggles to Mend Fences with the Military
He should be careful not to alienate the Armed Forces in an election year.
A Perfect Model of Athlete Activism
Seldom has a professional athlete used his public platform as effectively as Manchester United and England soccer star Marcus Rashford did this week.
Commies ‘R’ Us
It was Karl Marx who famously claimed that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce. Happily, he was right.
The Un-American Confederacy
Take the battle flags down from wherever they fly, rename the bases, and let’s enjoy a NASCAR race.
Make Children Think Again
Classical Christian schools are a shining alternative to public education.
The New Iconoclasts
In the Church of Grievance-Driven Collective Identity, there is original sin, but no mechanism for atonement.
British Conservatives Are No Friends of Unborn Life
Westminster overturns abortion law in Northern Ireland. The pro-life cause is more Whig than Tory.
The State of Communion: Blaine Amendments and the Future of Religious Liberty
A look at important points from Lyman Stone's report on the history of American religiosity from the era of the Founding to the present.