Can Higher Education Be Saved?
In conservative and libertarian circles there is much despair over the future of higher education.
Conservatives
States Are Pivotal to Reviving the Conservative Cause
Don’t wait for the midterm pendulum to swing. Press for ambitious changes at the local level now.
Against Ad-Hocracy
Limited government may not be fashionable or exciting, but it remains as vital as ever.
Literary Agency Fires Employee for Using Parler, Gab
The Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency fired agent Colleen Oefelein for using the apps.
The Conservative Reckoning Doesn’t Have to End Badly
Between elitism and populism is a middle ground that could renew a uniquely American strain of conservatism.
Fran Lebowitz, American Conservative
Pretend It's a City, Martin Scorsese's new documentary series about Lebowitz, reveals her delightfully reactionary character.
The Right’s Playboy Problem
The conservative movement, its allied media outlets, and the political apparatus with which it is associated have an existential choice to make.
Conservatism’s Contested Tradition
A review of Conservatism: The Fight for a Tradition, by Edmund Fawcett.
Kevin Williamson’s Prescient Big White Ghetto
A review of Big White Ghetto: Dead Broke, Stone-Cold Stupid, and High on Rage in the Dank Woolly Wilds of the ‘Real America,’ by Kevin D. Williamson.