Trump needs to leverage his close relationship with local law enforcement.
Trump needs to leverage his close relationship with local law enforcement.
The limits of this approach to government are becoming more evident.
Can it recover the separation of powers?
Hell is full of laws and due process is strictly observed.
He should fortify and restore democracy.
A Harris victory would be pyrrhic.
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The limits of this approach to government are becoming more evident.
Hell is full of laws and due process is strictly observed.
Tim Walz’s education guru wants to “overthrow” the U.S.
The definitive case against the Left and its allies.
Boeing’s Starliner debacle is a symptom of a much bigger problem infecting the Beltway ecosystem.
The philosopher’s focus on citizenship is consistent with Donald Trump’s message.
The president’s rallies transcend normal politics.
The Social Justice Faith is on the march.
This administration chose the disaster we’re all living through.
The tech superstar understands the stakes.
The true story is far more interesting than leftist myths.
Price controls will never be able to effectively control cost.
Getting rid of wokeness means finally taking on a third rail of American politics.
The second Trump shooter believes in a dangerous and pervasive Western ideology.
“He is better known than God.”
Self-government is the key to an active life.
America’s biggest brands need to answer for colluding against the Right.
A report on where things stand as early voting begins.
He’s decidedly not a traitor to his class.
Advice from Old Nick on how to strengthen our republic.
Collusion between Big Tech and Western governments is a growing threat.
Parents’ rights and children’s health are on the line in November.
Capturing linguistic territory in a rhetorical war.
Soviet history-writing comes to the National Park Service.
The new normal of fertility planning.
The president’s gut punch to the veterans.
With an irked chaser.
Is Microsoft willing to police violent political speech against the Right?
A modest reflection on the U.S.’s perfection.
The Right must prioritize the basic pillars of society above all other considerations.
Colleges even in deep red states aren’t immune to the Left.
As governor, he signed legislation to manipulate presidential elections.
Noncitizen voting threatens America’s election integrity.
Enviro protest has taken a turn toward punishing normal people.
Recasting politics as good vibes doesn't close the border or pay the grocer.
Vice President Harris learned at the side of a brilliant, cynical political master.
Intersex people can identify as they wish, but letting them box women in competition is a category failure.
The Democrats infantilize their least likely voters.
Tehran’s progress towards atomic weaponry is a major and distinct threat to global stability.
Delegitimization of the justice system is a key step toward progressive domination.
Conservatives must wield political power for the good of their country.
The contemporary American mode of protest was made in China.
The Harris campaign plays the ick card.
The reaction to Trump’s attempted assassination could rekindle the American Spirit.
A new flavor of authoritarianism infects the continent.
They are an arm of the Democratic Party.
The history of student protest does not point anywhere good.
Media deception is ongoing.
The president needs to resign from office posthaste.
Combative political journalism lies at the heart of the project to save America.
The Democrat standard-bearer is whatever her bosses order her to be.
Donald Trump may appear an unexpected restorer of principled popular government. Yet he is, and in a second term may prove even more to be, an antidote to progressive misrule.
Dan McCarthy in What Trump Should Do If He Wins
Features Meeting of the Minds
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.
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.
Memos What Is to Be Done
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.
