Kiev is desperate for the West to come to its rescue.
The use of litigation to demolish democracy is the new Democrat playbook.
The use of litigation to demolish democracy is the new Democrat playbook.
America’s blindness to the source of our decline is the fundamental problem we face.
Kiev is desperate for the West to come to its rescue.
The dark money network shaping the Biden Administration and America’s schools.
Instituting a curriculum can break the stranglehold of the self.
Rising cannabis consumption is a bad omen for our future.
Kiev is desperate for the West to come to its rescue.
Instituting a curriculum can break the stranglehold of the self.
When a nation refuses to guarantee the personal safety of its legislators, its politics are a sham.
Chronic counterterrorism lapses at the border demand investigation and congressional intervention.
Getting beyond the caricatures of the conservative president.
Democrats are increasingly beholden to leftist radicals in their midst.
We must strive to recover American sovereignty or the Democrats will continue to terraform our country.
The Jewish Left backed the creation of a society that loathes them.
Progressive opposition to Israel’s military operation is rooted in racism and antisemitism.
The collapse of academic standards is a function of racial preferences.
The country is now filled with people who chant for its death.
The need is great for improved fertility education in public schools.
Oklahoma could make a giant leap for K-12 education.
The U.S. should double down on its support of Israel.
Biden smugly refuses to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
All “public servants” deserve a presumption against obituary praise.
The regime’s effort to bankrupt its opponents must be stopped.
When “following the science” becomes pure quackery dressed up in cutting-edge native garb.
The exposure of WPATH and Andrea Long Chu’s cry of panic.
Reject the fiction of perfection for the messiness of the world outside your head.
The increasing likelihood of an attack in the U.S. should make us consider how we will answer.
The replacement of Easter by this new feast day in the progressive liturgical calendar is a provocation.
Mexico’s president has America hooked on what he’s selling.
We must protect the free expression of the past as much as for ourselves and our inheritors.
Paleogals weren’t the hunter/girlbosses contemporary anthropologists want them to have been.
Wokeness is creeping into video games.
Putin’s election was flawed, but there is no doubt of his popularity.
Democrats are busy trying to gin up support for Biden among white women.
The family hearth, tended by women, is central to society, which is why it’s so dangerous.
How the president helped launch a thousand ships toward Florida.
Schools have embraced a new pedagogy of the couch that is making kids neurotic.
The post-Christian West is descending into relativism and, ultimately, nihilism.
If you don’t have borders, you don’t have a nation.
“Poverty Simulation” is an absurd exercise in political indoctrination.
Lies my Gemini chatbot tells me.
Leading neoconservative arguments for continuing U.S. involvement in Ukraine miss the mark.
Is California turning on its Jews?
Modern ideologues are fundamentally at odds with the nation as a political entity.
What they are and why they matter.
Texas voters punished Republican legislators who opposed school choice.
We are rapidly becoming post-civilized.
The regime is desperate to impose polyamory.
Liberal bromides are pushed aside for traditional roles.
Aaron Bushnell embraced his unworthiness as a white man and expressed it in a futile gesture of sacrifice.
The trans problem is a collective action problem.
Will America’s death be written on the president’s heart?
The case for funding endless war in Ukraine is bankrupt.
Donald Tusk’s coalition government represents the authoritarian face of the new “anti-authoritarian” movement.
Tucker Carlson should have known better than to be seduced by Stalin’s majestic subway stations.
Plan B is not just a contraceptive Tic Tac.
Utah is prepared to revolutionize higher education.
On civil war in America and other unpleasant possibilities.
The passing of an American bard.
Republican voters’ trust in their own elected leaders is plummeting.
Online pornography and masturbation are causing immense damage.
Ilhan Omar’s bizarre speech must be understood in the broadest sense of “constituency.”
Hospitals are so committed to gender ideology that they are willing to break the law.
This ideology is incompatible with the flourishing of the West.
The Army should be protecting our nation’s sovereignty.
Competing visions of the purpose of free speech.
How the Biden border crisis may upend urban politics.
The British government has enabled the abuse of tens of thousands of its children.
Even the hardest-nosed conservatives have been suckered by a vision of American racial harmony.
The former president will be a force to reckon with in the fall.
The Left seeks to overturn the 2024 election even before it happens.
Pope Francis’s dalliance with a tyrannical ideology needs to be confronted.
The widespread loss of trust in America’s fighting force is warranted.
The advance of the Revolution from King to Gay.
His latest scandal is the capstone of an abysmal tenure.
Media, Big Tech, and Pharma are allied with national governments in an information war to dictate what goes in our bodies.
Caricatures and lies abound in the attempt to subvert the West.
An Italian reflects on the great State of Texas.
Is it magic or illusion?
Zelensky’s position is getting more untenable by the day.
Self-government requires a real choice in elections.
The prideful appetite to relive the mythos of the sacred Lawgiver, whether in a Hellenic or Hebraic key, must be resisted.
James Poulos in Waking Up from the West’s Regime Dreams
Authors respond to Charles Kesler’s essay on national conservatism and American conservatism in the Winter 2023/4 Claremont Review of Books.
Not all nationalisms are created equal.
Authors discuss generational schisms that are causing dysfunction within leftist movements.
Angry young extremists are not going away or calming down. They are growing up.
In the wake of Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel, writers discuss the dangerous new landscape of international relations.
The attack on Israel and the demoralization of the West.
Authors discuss the meaning and prospects of a new movement known as Christian Nationalism.
It’s far more than the latest ad hoc term for everything the regime despises.
Authors discuss strategies and challenges for the next presidential administration that seriously endeavors to take the reins of government.
Vivek Ramaswamy makes a valiant but doomed proposal to dismantle the administrative state.
Authors discuss the DEI takeover of American institutions, and what can be done to reclaim them.
An anti-woke manifesto.
Authors assess the damage done to America’s constitutional order and the extent to which court cases can restore it.
Curbing censorship will require a full-scale assault on the surveillance state.
Contributors discuss how we’re shaping our AI tools–and how they’re shaping us.
When it comes to artificial intelligence, what are we really afraid of?
Authors respond to Kevin Slack’s proposals for the New Right’s future.
Conservatives must reassert the mores and moral virtues of self-government.
Contributors discuss the nature of evil and its supernatural implications in modern politics.
An evil culture takes on a life of its own.
Analysts survey the Republican landscape in the wake of the 2022 midterms and the lead-up to 2024.
Some non-negotiable qualifications for holding high office as a Republican.
Contributors discuss the leftward turn of some ostensibly right-leaning or centrist foundations.
A foundation veers left.
Rising crime, high rents, and record migration from both inside and outside the country’s borders: authors discuss what will become of American cities in this turbulent new era.
An interview with Matthew Taylor, writer and director of a new documentary about the quintessential American city.
Authors respond to an excerpt from Spencer Klavan’s new book, How to Save the West, on the meaning of the “trans” phenomenon.
Understanding the “trans” phenomenon means recognizing it’s about more than gender.
Authors discuss the limitations of classical liberalism and free-market economics.
Under radically new conditions, some of the old insights need modifying.
Contributors discuss pros and cons of trying to clarify who belongs in today’s conservative movement.
Conservative gatekeeping loses its power as the New Right makes use of new media.
Contributors respond to an excerpt from Aaron Kheriaty’s new book on COVID and totalitarianism.
The biomedical security state.
Higher education’s parasitic infrastructure must be eradicated before a healthy system can be established.
Stopping virtual child pornography does not violate the First Amendment.
The IEA needs to be restructured for our times.
Crony interests trample self-government.
A plan to revive the American memory.
How to re-establish trust in America's armed forces.
Five lessons U.S. military public affairs should learn from IDF’s information fighters.
Education reformers should avoid funding institutes that sacrifice principle for hollow bipartisanship.
A bold plan for education reformers.
The Martin Center punches far above its weight.
The Fairness in Higher Education Accreditation Act attacks wokeness at its core.
Putting technology ahead of humanity in decision making will end democratic self-rule.
The House Anti-Woke Caucus is rooting out wokeness in the federal government.
Taxing universities is key to solving our student debt mess.
Training policy personnel is crucial in mounting a counter-offensive.
Some words of advice for Jim Banks's new anti-woke caucus.
A congressman proposes a bold approach to pushing back against the Progressive infection in our institutions.
With a recruiting shortfall of 25%, the U.S. Army’s total force will be undermanned by 15,000 soldiers. Leadership needs to be held accountable.
China is buying American farmland at a brisk pace.
Universities must not set speech codes in the name of tolerance.
A true America First platform is the only way forward.
Biden’s “Commission on the Court” quietly sets the terms for the next power grab.
Post-mortem of a failed hit.
Conservatives must pursue pro-family policies in a post-Roe environment.
FCC nominee Gigi Sohn cannot cherry-pick from her checkered record.
Further steps to take in getting politics out of our schools
Addressing the harms of persuasive technology
America’s inflation has more staying power and deeper roots than Washington admits.
So you won on education? Now reform it.
Associations of school boards are the latest example of administrative power gone mad.
States must block the federal government from countermanding localities with fake constitutional protections.
Republicans have a golden opportunity to stop the Democrats' progressive reconciliation bill.
VAWA never sought to end violence against women so much as to upend the patriarchy.
Pernicious indoctrination of our children can be defeated, but you have to proceed strategically.
Afghanistan, et al., for the record
How to make Beijing pay
It’s time to end the era of shared house leadership in Texas.
The President seeks a larger government, not a larger economy.
It’s time to reclaim pro sports from institutionalized activism.
A vigorous fight in a small Texas city unseated advocates of a pernicious racial theory.
Neither "defunding" nor "dismantling" the police will improve American cities.
There's no hiding from the Left and hoping they'll go away.
Can the veterans of the old conservative wars come to a truce?
When we come at Silicon Valley’s kings, we best not miss again.
Republicans should champion the working Americans counting on them for change.
An address delivered February 10, 2021.
The apparent advantages of its centralized economy thinly disguise Beijing’s weak fundamentals.
Retake Main Street or prepare to be homeless.
A new project lays bare the use of public funds to promote hateful discourse.