If Eton College sticks to its ejection of one of its finest teachers, progressive rot has truly set in.
The 1620 Project
A tale of, and a tribute to, those who planted the seeds of American liberty.
Religion, Liberty, and Religious Liberty
Macron is pushing France to confront the implications of Islamism for liberal democracy.
Classroom Busybodies Ban a ‘Jesus Loves Me’ Mask
A First Amendment case in Mississippi exposes the hostility to religion in our public schools.
Trump’s Greatest Innovation
Donald Trump has left an indelible mark on American politics, but not on American policy.
Republicans’ Choice: Trump or 2024?
There’s a good chance that the short-term pain of a Trump loss would mean sustainable gains for conservatives down the road.
Teachers Unions and the Myth of ‘Public’ Schools
When all is said and done, the pandemic ought to have robbed the idea of “public education” of all its rhetorical currency.
Buckley, Calhoun, and I
Another piece is published in defense of John C. Calhoun. This merits another response.
Daddy Daycare Doesn’t Belong in American Politics
I’m increasingly convinced that The American Conservative should consider a name change.