Can we heal our divide in a rageful time?
It’s amusing to watch the Biden circus but frightening to consider that nobody’s in charge.
This isn't your parents' parental authority.
Can we heal our divide in a rageful time?
NatCon London raises unavoidable questions.
Patriot Front may not technically be staffed by FBI agents, but the effect is the same.
Americans' increasing consumption of marijuana will render us submissive and unhealthy.
Editors’ Picks Essential Reading
Salvos The Counter-Revolution
Liberalism will not go quietly.
The fight isn’t about the Left versus the Right; it’s the Left versus the West.
Education reform demands radical measures.
Accepting the idea that democracy is all about process undermines the very principles of our regime.
A city that permits the seriously mentally ill to roam free is begging for tragic outcomes.
A society that teaches its children to despise their elders will collapse.
The advertising industry is the unacknowledged legislator of wokeness.
Yes, a Don/Ron brawl is inevitable.
What might it actually look like to represent the real interests and values of most voters?
The Red Scare podcast brings a downtown dissident edge to the table.
Artists need to band together and revitalize our cratering culture.
In defense of sex-segregated times and places.
Wokeness’s war against sex and gender descends to clownish levels.
When the intelligence community wants to recruit punk rockers, who are society’s rebels?
Why an end to monogamy is bad news for us all.
Italy’s new prime minister has steered a shrewd course.
The killing of Tyre Nichols is a horrific continuation of American black-on-black crime.
Protection from pregnancy will not protect you from suffering.
Don’t fall for the lies of the postmodern Left.
Let's keep paeans to racial violence out of it.
Are humans really all the same?
Our perception of skilled trades needs to change.
The greatest American film reminds us to give thanks that the cause of freedom remains there, waiting to be joined.
The drumbeat for war pounds on with virtually no official opposition.
Time to sharpen the pitchforks.
Some friendly liberal advice to Republicans.
The ghastly fad of genital mutilation will end when the lawsuits begin.
How did this coordinated mass murder become so irrelevant?
Massive inequality and the rise of a new feudal system have nearly destroyed the chances of social mobility.
Republican-led states are finally taking aim at destructive ESG mandates.
Republican reticence on Dobbs is not going to win them any favors this November.
A modest proposal to eliminate the capital city
Washington’s “Letter to the Hebrew Congregation at Newport” spoke to the whole world.
If the chemical imbalance hypothesis is wrong, we need to reconnect with the source of contentment.
Giving in to the pro-abortion Left out of fear would be the real defeat.
Real liberation demands a rejection of the commodification of women.
America must sink so the world may rise.
Our greatest cities are now an embarrassment.
The spiritual testimony of Whittaker Chambers holds up after seventy years.
There is a reason why we love to drive.
The controversial critique of European multiculturalism merits attention.
The elite war on free enterprise.
Color revolutions have finally come to the United States, courtesy of our leaders. The target is clear: weak red state governments which are going to be toppled, one by one.
Peachy Keenan in Revolution of Color
Features Meeting of the Minds
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
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.
Georgia shows the stakes. The GOP must blaze the way.
New York City’s abolition of qualified immunity will crater police confidence and morale.
Florida shows how to help parents bounce back before government takes their kids away.
The 1776 Report demonstrates a more sophisticated grasp of history than that of its critics.
