Ulysses S. Grant
A look at the Civil War commander and 18th President of the United States.
American History
Harvard Pays $100 Million to Feel Less Guilty
High sums shuffled around the college Monopoly board do nothing to help slavery’s descendants.
Google Docx
Are users of Google Docs ready to be told whether their language is sufficiently ‘inclusive’?
The Debate We Should Be Having about Catholicism and the Constitution
The current moment demands a debate, rooted in the Catholic Church’s intellectual tradition, about the moral foundations of originalism and the Constitution.
A Visit to Ford’s Theatre, Reopened and Riveting
157 years after Lincoln’s murder, a history museum still stuns and saddens.
The Day Lincoln and Congress Freed D.C.’s Slaves
Emancipation in Washington 160 years ago deserves remembering.
Reminding the Right
A review of The Right: The Hundred-Year War for American Conservatism, by Matthew Continetti.
Was Benjamin Franklin a Conservative?
The Founder was a great fan of our form of government, but he realized that its success depended on the people to be governed.