Sell Us a Bridge to Nowhere
Elizabeth Warren finds out that her Medicare for All plan cannot withstand financial scrutiny.
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Trump Is Incidental to the Culture War
The president dominates the news, but our politics are driven by fears of one another, not of him.
The Indomitable Sir Roger
I noticed yesterday that friends in London were celebrating along with Sir Roger Scruton as he received the Order of Merit at the Hungarian embassy for his work as an ...
We Aid the Growth of Chinese Tyranny to Our Eternal Shame
We desperately need to recover our ability to privilege political and moral aims over the immediate exigencies of the market.
The Tricks of Time
I don’t know if there are other fans of Netflix's series The Crown here.
Let Christmas Come Early
The commercialism of Christmas seems almost like a relief from the toxic stew of politics and social media.
Is it a Matter of Style?
The ongoing disagreement to which Kevin Williamson refers is, I think, deeper than mere attitudes toward the state or the people.
Josh Hawley’s Striking Critique of American Life
In a speech last night, the Missouri senator offered a dark vision of our nation’s problems. But what will he do to solve them? What can he do?
The Founders and Their Jackboots
John Adams believed that civil society depended on piety and that the government should promote morality. Was he a fascist?