If you aren’t proud to be an American, why get mad when it’s pointed out?
Georgia shows the stakes. The GOP must blaze the way.
The god of gender demands the blood sacrifice of our biological sex.
You must reach wokeness herd immunity.
Republicans should champion the working Americans counting on them for change.
Conservative jurisprudence grapples with a new view of Originalism.
The apparent advantages of its centralized economy thinly disguise Beijing’s weak fundamentals.
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Salvos The Counter-Revolution
A fresh lesson in the un-American cost of chilling online political speech.
Radical ideologies have disfigured our home life. Here’s how to make us whole again.
When the armed forces serve a global corporate agenda, it’s no surprise that HR mandates are mission critical.
All hands on deck as we enter the counter-revolutionary moment.
Today’s ravenous gender radicals are poised to eat their own.
America's political future turns on our last contestable places.
America’s rising ethnic groups won’t settle for woke religion.
Philosophy is downstream from geometry.
Hungary’s model shows how it’s done.
The attack on femininity is destructive and drab. Do better.
China’s rise will become a self-fulfilling prophecy if our most formidable adversary remains doggedly devoted to its cause, while America’s “elites” are devoted to any other cause but that of putting America, its people, and their liberty and justice first.
Benjamin Weingarten in How the U.S. Could Lose to China
Features Meeting of the Minds
The Claremont Institute’s DC Center for the American Way of Life is dedicated to identifying the radical Left’s aims and countermanding them effectively. Arthur Milikh explains, and Edward J. Erler, David Azerrad, John Fonte, Carson Holloway, William Voegeli, and Scott Yenor respond.
Destroying the possibility of criticism is the death of liberty.
Arthur Milikh announces the mission of the Claremont Institute’s new center for the American Way of Life
The Claremont Institute's Center for the American Way of Life opens its doors.
Talk of secession has never been more in the air. Have our differences become intractable? Edward J. Erler, Michael Lind, Tom Trenchard, Geoffrey M. Vaughan, Auguste Meyrat, and Rebecca respond.
Bringing what is said in private into the open.
Not long from now, the country will decide between two shockingly different visions for its future. What if Joe Biden wins? Erick Erickson, Josh Hammer, James Poulos, Stanley Kurtz, and Scott Yenor respond.
No matter what happens, the Right must be prepared.
Michael Anton’s essay, “The Coming Coup?” exposed a Democrat insurrection brewing in plain sight. Edward N. Luttwak and J. Michael Waller respond.
The 2020 election won’t be over on Election Day.
President Donald Trump announced this September that he will form a new commission, the 1776 Commission to support patriotic education. Larry Arnn, Mary Grabar, Wilfred McClay, Jordan Adams, Allen C. Guelzo, Theodor Rebarber, and Peter Wood respond.
President Trump and his allies are launching a counterstrike in the war on our nation’s founding.
Memos What Is to Be Done
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.
Expand Internet connectivity for all kids, not just those in public school.
State lawmakers must protect education from activism.
Woke grievance is eating expert inquiry from the inside out.
The Biden Administration is on track to stiff our desperate working class.
An excerpt from the 1776 Commission's report.
An excerpt from the 1776 Commission's report.
Vice President Pence was not asked to reject electoral votes.
The U.S. military can work with the private sector to immunize efficiently.
A sliver of hope for California.
An address delivered February 10, 2021.
The apparent advantages of its centralized economy thinly disguise Beijing’s weak fundamentals.
