Actor Timothée Chalamet opened a virtual can of worms for praising parenthood and decrying his generation’s inclination to see it as a burden.
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Good Dog! ‘Muzzle: City of Wolves’ Delivers
Director John Stalberg delivers an entertaining film audiences—and conservatives—will love, even though critics pan it.
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Yes, Hollywood Has Been Feminized, And It’s Ruining Everything
How long will it take for Hollywood to realize what it takes to make money again?
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Hey, New York: ‘I Told You So!’
Observations on the city’s recent election from the once-maligned baseball great who long ago had New York’s number.
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Who’s Afraid of Christian Zionism?
Some thoughts on the various incarnations of ‘Christian Zionism’ and what we need to resolve the intra-familial quarrel now poisoning our politics.
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The Heritage Foundation’s Struggle Session
Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts has been ensnared in a campaign of ritual humiliation and denunciation with no end in sight.
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When Zohran Met Barry
The Mamdani factor, like the Obama factor that preceded it, is a plan of managed decline that must be lived through to thoroughly despise it.
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A Grand Old Bloodbath
Denying voter sentiment on the economy is a strategy for more GOP defeats.
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From Giuliani’s Golden Age to Mamdani’s Sanctuary Gangland
Extreme sanctuary policies will turn New York and other like-minded cities into shooting galleries.
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Trump Can Do Better Than Tariff ‘Dividends’ and 50-Year Mortgages
Americans don’t want token stimulus and a half-century of debt slavery, but an end to the crushing burden of inflation and high energy prices.
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The Off-Year Elections Say Little About GOP Prospects in 2026
There are plenty of reasons not to overreact to the “disaster” of the off-term elections.
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You Can’t Purge Tucker
The establishment conservative movement will not be able to stifle Tucker Carlson in the same way that it did Sam Francis and others.
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In Defense of the So-Called ‘Woke Right’
The right must not fear being labeled “woke” by those who are not using the term in good faith and whose conservative principles amount to capitulation to the left.
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The Computing Arms Race of Cold War 2.0
As nations compete over access to advanced AI technology, they will need the cool-headed restraint that prevented the first Cold War from ending in tragedy.
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Explaining Mamdani’s Appeal to the Young, With Polling
Establishment Republicans have no effective answer to the kind of populism promoted by Zohran Mamdani.
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Answering Robert George on Conservative Principles
Dedication to abstract universals without a prudent application of concrete and changing realities is a recipe for civilizational suicide.
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I Found It: Reflections on Male Friendship
Our attempts to get to the bottom of how modernity harms young men today seem to ignore the most obvious answer: It fails to promote genuine friendship.
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Just Deserts for a Once-Coddled Neocon Elite
The confusion exhibited by onetime neocon allies of Bill Kristol’s for his support of Zohran Mamdani is an occasion for schadenfreude and reflection about the state of conservatism.
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JD Vance’s Dilemma
If he wishes to be elected in 2028, Vance must find a way to unite the now-fractured coalition that elected Trump.
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Trump’s Tariffs on Trial
Only the president can act toward the world with a singular vision when it comes to global contests.
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King, James, and Amos
When the New York Post accused Letitia James of plagiarizing Martin Luther King Jr., the paper exposed its own serial ignorance.
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YouTuber Gets Dogpiled Over Cow Dung
Tyler Oliveira’s exposure of an Indian community’s poo-chucking festival ended up exposing more about the West’s insane indoctrination in cultural relativism.
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The Time to Stop Mamdani Was 30 Years Ago
In the wake of 9/11 America should have tightened its borders instead of cracking down on its own citizens and launching pointless wars.
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‘Peanuts’ at 75
Peanuts creator, Charles M. Schulz, may have been one of the 20th century’s greatest evangelists.
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Yes, President Trump Can Blow Up Drug Boats
The president has both the constitutional and the statutory authority to carry out operations aimed at designated terrorist groups engaged in drug trafficking.
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Shutdown Reveals Illegal SNAP Scam
SNAP funds were designed to assist struggling American families, not to serve as a global buffet for illegal aliens.
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Tribalism: A Cross We Have to Bear
Our modern impulse to root out rather than moderate the tribal instinct is leading to destruction and madness.
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Celebrating Halloween
The extremes driving the ongoing debate about how and whether to celebrate Halloween are not rooted in the true purpose of the holiday.
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How the Cayman Islands Are Propping Up U.S. Debt
The entire federal government appears to be dependent on a group of shadowy hedge funds in the Cayman Islands buying treasuries and propping up U.S. debt.
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Culture Is a Formidable Force
Like Mao before them, today’s progressive left understands that overturning a political system requires a revolution in culture, first.
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MAGA Makes Allies Great Again
There's no contradiction in nationalists from different nations working in parallel to make their own countries stronger individually and more secure collectively.
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Modi’s India Is Not the Ally America Needs
The Indian prime minister’s actions betray the Beltway’s wishful thinking.
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Return of a Race Hustler
Ta-Nehisi Coates’ thoughts on Charlie Kirk say much more about him than they do about the work of the late conservative activist.
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On Columbus: The Professors vs. the People
Elitist historians like Heather Cox Richardson and Howard Zinn pretend to speak for “the people” but their understanding of the people is about as dismal as their understanding of history.
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God the Son: Prince of Peace Because Also Man of War
Western and American Christians too often echo a first-century heresy when they forget that Jesus Christ is a loving God precisely because he is severely just.
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Washington, D.C. Now Boasts Abundant Patriotism—Just Not at No Kings
The contrast between the crowds and the programming at last weekend’s No Kings rally in D.C. and events at the Kennedy Center could not have been starker or more telling.
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Pastors Now Have a Path to Support Earle-Sears in Virginia
Now that the Johnson Amendment is defanged, pastors can speak up to their congregations about elections where Christian morality is on the line.
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They Wokeified ‘Damn Yankees’
The unnecessary insertion of racial politics into this classic musical cuts deep because the original was based on my grandfather’s life.
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Welcome to the Poastocracy
Increasingly, public opinion and political action are no longer shaped by the old institutions but are influenced by citizens talking directly to each other through new forms of media.
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How Trump Changed Conservatism
Trump understood something the conservative movement didn’t: Ideas are worthless if you no longer live in a world where they can be realized.
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NYC Should Take the Plunge Sooner Rather Than Later
The sooner New York City is made to suffer the consequences of its electoral imprudence the better.
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Brazen Theft of the French Crown Jewels Is Nothing Next to Macron’s Heist
The French president is bleeding support as he’s crushed French citizens under public debt, galloping inflation, and the threat of wealth confiscation.
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Americans Are Right to Say ‘No’ to Subsidizing Foreigners
The fight over subsidies to Medicaid for foreigners raises important questions about who belongs to America’s political community.
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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Who’s the Next Sinner We Blackball?
The attempt to purge Vermont State Senator Samuel Douglass over his involvement in the leaked Young Republican group chats looks an orchestrated purge by the old guard GOP against the younger generation.
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Do-Gooder Tyranny
The desire to do good must always be paired with the discipline to do no harm.
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Desperate for Relevance, Legacy Media Is Turning on Academia
The legacy media is finally realizing that its unquestioning defense of academia’s dogmatic progressivism is a losing proposition.
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The Unlearned Lesson of Samuel Paty
The anniversary of the murder of a French schoolteacher by Islamic extremist immigrants reminds us that not every group can be assimilated into Western societies.
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Bull Connor’s Spirit Lives On in Chicago
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s defiance of federal immigration enforcement echoes previous attempts to deny the Constitution’s Supremacy Clause.