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Remembering Hilaire Belloc

by Jack Trotter

A dangerous mind rediscovered.

A Turbulent Traditionalist Priest

by James Mawdsley

Faithful Catholics should not comply with the totalitarian demands of the globalists. We should not fear those who can kill the body but not the soul.

Subverting Protestantism

by Ryan Turnipseed

The Missouri Synod is siding with Antifa over its own historic teachings, and its own members. Congregants within other supposed conservative churches should take note—be prepared for false promises and betrayal.

The Rise and Fall of the Evangelical Elite

by Stephen Wolfe

The current evangelical elite came of age at a time when secular influences tried to stay neutral toward Christianity; The faith competed as an equal in the marketplace of ideas. But those days are over. In our age of secularist hostility, evangelicals need new tactics.

The State of Catholicism

by James Kalb

The post-conciliar Church's efforts to bring Christ into the modern world have brought the modern world into the Church. The Church is not moving the world; the world is moving the Church.

Toward a Secular America

by Philip Jenkins

America is finally joining the secularism of the other nations of the West. In this transition to secularism one key lesson emerges: faith is inextricably bound up with family.

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Oh, Canada!

Oh, Canada!

Canada’s government and its premier, Justin Trudeau, betray their true nature in the blunders of the past few weeks.

Will Gavin Newsom Copy Trump?

Will Gavin Newsom Copy Trump?

Gavin Newsom now assumes the same role within his party that Donald Trump assumed within the GOP back in 2015. It remains to be seen how closely this charismatic deal maker will follow the Trump game plan.

‘Hood Justice’ in Ohio

‘Hood Justice’ in Ohio

Three black men involved in the brutal death of a white teen in Ohio walked away with slaps on the wrist, calling into question whether equal justice under the law still exists for whites in America.

Do Sex Scandals Matter?

Do Sex Scandals Matter?

Trump, Boebert, Gibson—or any candidate—might have moral character flaws, but candidates who are personally objectionable are often politically indispensable.

Natural Rights and the American Founders

Defending Natural Right

Government on the basis of tradition and biblical morality is no longer possible in modern times, Michael Anton argues; our choices are either a rational morality independent of man's will, or nihilism.

Cornel West Spells Doom for Biden

Cornel West Spells Doom for Biden

Cornel West is setting the stage for a replay of 2000 when Ralph Nader peeled off enough votes to cost the Democrats the White House. West's appeal, like Nader's, is a sign of a larger problem facing the Democratic party.

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Oh, Canada!

Oh, Canada!

Canada’s government and its premier, Justin Trudeau, betray their true nature in the blunders of the past few weeks.

Will Gavin Newsom Copy Trump?

Will Gavin Newsom Copy Trump?

Gavin Newsom now assumes the same role within his party that Donald Trump assumed within the GOP back in 2015. It remains to be seen how closely this charismatic deal maker will follow the Trump game plan.

‘Hood Justice’ in Ohio

‘Hood Justice’ in Ohio

Three black men involved in the brutal death of a white teen in Ohio walked away with slaps on the wrist, calling into question whether equal justice under the law still exists for whites in America.

Do Sex Scandals Matter?

Do Sex Scandals Matter?

Trump, Boebert, Gibson—or any candidate—might have moral character flaws, but candidates who are personally objectionable are often politically indispensable.

Natural Rights and the American Founders

Defending Natural Right

Government on the basis of tradition and biblical morality is no longer possible in modern times, Michael Anton argues; our choices are either a rational morality independent of man's will, or nihilism.

Cornel West Spells Doom for Biden

Cornel West Spells Doom for Biden

Cornel West is setting the stage for a replay of 2000 when Ralph Nader peeled off enough votes to cost the Democrats the White House. West's appeal, like Nader's, is a sign of a larger problem facing the Democratic party.

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