Off the Shelf: Good Friday
Reading Sohrab Ahmari’s book was like a providential breeze blowing over the embers of faith, and giving the fire a gust.
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Congress Was a Better Forum
Watching the extreme reactions of reporters and journalists to Barr’s press conference, it's easy to think that Congress should have done the investigating.
Behold Thy Mother: Notre Dame
Much of the cathedral is unrecoverable, but some of its holy relics and art — and the call to worship God — endure.
My Father and Ezra Klein
Ezra Klein described My Father Left Me Ireland as “a moving, lyrical memoir about fatherhood and identity.”
The Former Pope Speaks, Candidly and Acidly, On Abuse
Benedict’s intervention in this debate is both powerful and sad.
The Smear Of Roger Scruton
“I’m a hate figure for a certain kind of half-educated politically correct person”.
The Outsourced War in Libya
The cost of regime change and humanitarian intervention is not easy to share among allies.
A Gas Tax Would Turn Trump into President Donald Macron
It’s an ill-advised policy that further cheapens Trump’s claim to populism.