They want an originalism that knows what time it is.
Prof. Hankins’s plan has merit, but we should err on the side of caution.
The positives and potential pitfalls of the Trump coalition’s approach.
The moral background of American citizenship.
The money spigot is finally being shut off.
They want an originalism that knows what time it is.
There’s no comparison between the president’s flaws and the goals and tactics of the Democratic Party.
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Our client states are becoming our politicians’ main constituency.
The Trump Administration has an opportunity to promote quality civics.
Andrew McCarthy is wrong about Trump’s Perkins Coie executive order.
It’s time for the Supreme Court to restore property rights.
The dangers of environmental “rights.”
U.S. public education should be open only to citizens and those who are here legally.
The Left trivializes real totalitarianism.
Trump, Vance, and the coming conclusion of an entirely preventable war.
A pivot to Asia—and toward a modern American foreign policy.
Dismantling the Blue Fortress.
Though government weaponization is real, that doesn’t mean we don’t face external threats.
Trump has the opportunity to steer a course between two extremes.
The country’s demand to suppress U.S. gun trafficking is unmoored from facts.
The cultural is political.
A marriage more of convenience than love.
It doesn’t matter if Big Tech’s conversion to the Right is genuine.
Celebrating the railsplitter’s 216th birthday.
How Trump should respond to lawfare.
The president can reset U.S. foreign policy in a pivotal region.
In the Paxton case, the Supreme Court seems to be taken in by the lie of expressive individualism.
Young people were unimpressed with Dem astroturf.
Radical race ideologies need to be excised from the state’s education system.
What should patriots do in response?
How Trump can retaliate against the Honduran president’s threats.
A new brand of neo-Marxism is worming its way into schools.
A swing and a miss from a key defender of the status quo.
It is time to consider getting the U.S. out of the U.N.—and the U.N. out of the U.S.
Our road to mediocrity needs to be reversed—and fast.
Americans must solve a civilization-level crisis.
Trump’s 2024 victory relied on his cultural connection with the working poor.
Establishment Republicans must confirm Trump’s nominees.
The existing system must be fundamentally changed.
How Republican activism evolved in 2024.
Unlearning The Blob’s assumptions.
The radical racial ideology has infiltrated the Agency.
Democracy rests on the sacred principle that the voice of the people matters. There is no room for firewalls. You either uphold the principle or you don’t.
Vice President JD Vance in Europe Must Listen to Its People
Features Meeting of the Minds
Christopher Caldwell, Helen Andrews, David Goldman, and other writers respond to James Hankins’s immigration proposal.
Deporting criminals is the easy part.
Edward J. Erler and other contributors discuss the Claremont Institute’s case against automatic birthright citizenship.
President-elect Trump is right to see the doctrine as constitutionally dubious.
Dan McCarthy and other contributors lay out what Donald Trump should do in his second administration if he wins the 2024 election.
His agenda must revolve around recovering the practices of self-government.
Roger Kimball paints a picture of the future if Kamala Harris wins the presidency, and respondents consider the implications of that prospect.
Freedom, once lost, is lost forever.
Ryan Williams and other contributors consider the world-shaking implications of what happened at Donald Trump’s rally this past Saturday.
Donald Trump and America each dodged a bullet.
Ryan Williams and alumni of our fellowship programs reflect on the meaning of July 4th through food, festivities, and great speeches and documents from American history.
A very happy 4th of July to you and yours.
Authors respond to Spencer Klavan’s essay, “A Matter of Taste,” which explores what the Right needs to do to revive aesthetics, culture, and art.
Conservatives must snub political kitsch for aesthetic greatness.
Contributors discuss the core arguments of Jeremy Carl’s new book, The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism Is Tearing America Apart.
If they don't act, white Americans will soon be subsidizing their own destruction.
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.
Memos What Is to Be Done
Reformers should think twice before trying to immediately eliminate the DofEd.
Why Schedule F is necessary to fix software in government.
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.
