NR PLUS Music De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da By Christopher J. Scalia December 5, 2021 A recent New York Times piece asks questions about music that conservatives have been asking for years.
Media A Lesson in Due Process on Campus By Christopher J. Scalia January 24, 2021 What the Washington Post’s inconsistency can teach us about fair hearings for accused students.
NR PLUS U.S. On Plagues and Pandemics By Christopher J. Scalia April 3, 2020 The extent of the plague’s lethality should give us perspective. Although the current pandemic can be deadly, it is mild by comparison.
World From England in 1819 to Hong Kong in 2019 By Christopher J. Scalia August 16, 2019 Two hundred years ago today, Britain was shocked by the violent suppression of a peaceful protest. Here’s hoping history doesn’t repeat itself.
Culture Must Dramatic Art Be Historically Accurate? By Christopher J. Scalia January 10, 2018 The Crown & The Post do something more valuable than simply “lie and mislead,” as Noonan suggests. Watching them, viewers learn more truth than fiction.
Politics & Policy With Nutshell, Ian McEwan Delivers a Pro-Life Novel, Inadvertently By Christopher J. Scalia October 8, 2016 An unborn child is the narrator of Ian McEwan’s novel Nutshell, which inadvertently sends a pro-life message.