Anti-borders politicians are shutting down the government to fight for a policy that would destroy the solvency of America and the quality of life of its citizens.
Pam Grier in Person: Foxy Brown as a Woman in Full
A conversation with the star at the Bethesda Theater.
Assassination, Murder, and the Collapse of Public Order Usher in Anarcho-Tyranny
The recent spate of public murders and assassinations highlights a collapse of public order and suggests the age of “anarcho-tyranny” is upon us.
An Unpopularity Contest Ahead of Midterms
Neither Republicans nor Democrats have a handle on what the electorate really wants ahead of the coming midterm elections. Their best strategy may be to be hated the least.
The Right Must Crush the Left Before It Is Too Late
Conservatives who responded to Kirk's assassination with calls to “lower the temperature” are dangerously deluded. The right is in a desperate battle against a modern left that justifies and excuses political violence.
Different Governments for Different Folks
The real "white curse" of colonialism was the attempt by Europeans to impose modern political structures on peoples accustomed to tribal government.
The Strange Death of the Arab State
After a century of failures, the modern Arab state republics have nearly all collapsed. Only the Arab tribal monarchies have survived the winds of change.
Conservatism Inc.’s Ceaseless Quest for the Great Black Hope
Since the civil rights movement, the American conservative establishment has been obsessed with converting a racial demographic that will always view them with contempt.
Remembering Jean Raspail
Jean Raspail's novels convey the insights and intuitions necessary to understand the reality of Western decline.
What We Are Reading: October 2025
James Leslie Mitchell (1901-1935) packed a great deal of both writing and left-wing activism into a short life. From an Aberdeenshire farming background, he worked in journalism, wrote fiction admired by H. G. Wells, and helped set up the Aberdeen Soviet. His trilogy, A Scots Quair, is still read in Scotland. He joined the military for pragmatic rather than patriotic...
Children Are Our Future, and the Future Is Grim
Melissa Deckman tries to criticize Gen Z's role in politics while clearly sympathizing with their most biggest radicals.
How Chicago Politics Sparked the Civil War
David S. Brown, in 'A Hell of a Storm,' lays blame for the Civil War at the feet of Illinois' Sen. Stephen Douglas who selfishly fought for a major national project benefitting Chicago.
Boris the Blowhard
Boris Johnson now profits, by way of premature memoir, off a career built on family connections and an ability to soothe voters with pleasant, but empty phrases. Behold the blowhard.
Books In Brief: October 2025
Short reviews of 'Seven Things You Can’t Say About China,' by Tom Cotton, and 'Antisemitism in America' by Chuck Schumer.
‘The Breakfast Club,’ and Better Teen Movies
Even more than the standard litany of influential teen movies, these forgotten classics touch upon coming-of-age themes that grapple with reality.
Nigel Farage on the Rise
An interview with Reform UK's Nigel Farage, on his plans to replace Britain’s Conservative Party, on British immigration, social unrest, the “mum vote,” and what’s “far right” these days.
Donald Trump Has Triggered a “Time of Troubles” for Canada
America’s neighbor to the north is living on borrowed time, and its next crisis may be just around the corner.
Conservatism Amid the Signal Flood
Every medium and every change in technology generates new fears about the same old problem—the human tendency to ideological and political theater born of our inevitable and incomplete understanding.
The Internet and the Left Killed Charlie Kirk
The internet’s addiction machine—the toxic brew of porn and left-wing political extremism—is capturing a generation of young men and making many of them violent.
Is Civil War Really Coming to Britain?
Predictions of impending civil war in the UK and in the United States are greatly exaggerated.
The Poison in America’s Heart
Online radicalization, whether from the left or right, seems to be the real root of the recent spate of political assassinations.
What Is the West?
For many, "the West" is uncommonly hard to define. One universal characteristic all Western nations share is that they are all being targeted by mass illegal immigration.
Columbia Journalism Dean Celebrates Man Who Beat, “Tortured” Women
The double standards of American journalism are on full display in Jelani Cobb’s new memoir, which praises a mentor who beat women, even while Cobb smeared innocent conservatives accused of the same crime.
Assata Shakur and Other Parents of Political Violence
The left-wing extremists of the 1960s and ‘70s didn't pay a very high reputational price—nor, in many cases, a legal price—for their violent politics. We need to do better now.
America’s First Free Speech Martyr
Charlie Kirk's assassination is unique in American history and marks a dramatic turning point for the land of the free and free exchange generally.
Epstein-Friend Peter Mandelson Is Out
The disgraced Epstein-friend Peter Mandelson is finally driven out of the Starmer cabinet, but he should've never had been there in the first place. Cheerio, Petie!
Charlie Kirk Was No Martin Luther King Jr. (He Was Much Better)
In his elegy for Kirk, Rusty Reno repeats the shopworn myth that King was a model Christian conservative, rather than a left-wing radical and an outrageous womanizer.
The Left’s Triple Threat to Free Speech
Liberals have spent the days since Charlie Kirk's murder insisting that the real danger to free speech comes not from left-wing killers' bullets but from Republican officials.
How the Left Lost Its Power of Expression
The left once mastered the art of disguising awful policies behind clever language; the radicals now in charge have lost that ability.
Democrats Won’t Get the Message
When Democrats speak of fixing their “messaging,” they are saying they don’t intend to change their unappealing policies—only to better conceal them.
Grifters Desecrating Charlie Kirk’s Memory Could Implode MAGA
Candace Owens is "just asking questions" to suggest that Charlie Kirk's assassination was an Israeli conspiracy.
NewsNation Show Aims to Keep Charlie Kirk-Style Dialogue Going
A new show by former woke leftist Batya Ungar-Sargon will create a forum for debate between the left and right.
Britain’s Populist Moment
As Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government totters under the weight of scandal and incompetence, the British right shows renewed vigor.
The “Sad Charlie Kirk Died, But…” Crowd Is Not Worth Your Time
If Kirk’s murder teaches anything about the radical left, it is this: They will not be convinced of anything through careful and respectful discussion.
The Book on Harris
Kamala Harris begins a book tour on her failed presidential campaign. Her record on mass shootings tells a far more interesting story.
Hasan Piker’s Unreasonable Attack on Charlie Kirk
Hasan Piker, the left-wing influencer, desperately tries to label the late Charlie Kirk an extremist by recounting some of Kirk’s most reasonable opinions.
Transhumanism, Tech Bros, and the Impulse to Escape Our Humanity
A new book explores the disturbing intellectual roots of transhumanist thinking.
D.C. Judge Would Protect Fed Governor Lisa Cook Even If She Robbed a Bank
An astonishing opinion from the D.C. District Court and the implications it may have for interest rates and inflation.
A Left-Wing Meme Collapses On Itself
The “disinformation researcher lady” meme that was meant to poke fun at the right falls flat as it showcases leftist ignorance of their political opponents.
The Martyrdom of My Friend Charlie Kirk
After so many examples of political violence in recent years, it is difficult to imagine this is finally the turning point. But we must strive to make it one.
Release ‘The Path To 9/11’
The 2006 docuseries based on the 9/11 Report aired on ABC in 2006 and has never been shown again owing to objections from Democrats.
Why We Must Discuss Black Crime
The left, by forcing their strange racial obsessions on the rest of us, have invited heightened scrutiny of the group they refuse to hold accountable for their high rates of crime.
Ukrainian Refugee Falls Victim to America’s Black Crime Fetish
So long as we treat black criminals as victims of oppression rather than holding them accountable for their crimes, our major cities will be as dangerous as war zones.
NYC Mayoral Race: A Lost Cause, but Perhaps a Long-Term Opportunity
As a probable Mamdani administration in New York City does its worst, it will provide a powerful illustration of why Democrats cannot be trusted.
Five Stories That Show the Left’s Control of the ‘Truth’ Is Slipping
The days of the left controlling the “narrative” and spinning events to suit it are very plainly slipping away as five events from recent days demonstrate.
A Musical Tribute to Mother Teresa
In a world often divided on religious and political lines, Mother Teresa is still someone who inspires near universal accolades.
Who’s Accountable for Autopen Pardons?
Joe Biden’s autopen commuted the sentences of more than 4,000 federally incarcerated offenders—including many with a history of violence.
When the Music’s Over
AI-generated synthetic music brings us a step closer to the ultimate leveling of all art forms and the obsolescence of human talent.
Lost in the Literature of Darkness
A promising new book by Andrew Klavan fails to deliver on its promises but lands some interesting insights in its distracting diversions.
Walz’s Dream Act Nightmare
Minnesota law permits in-state tuition for illegal aliens but forces American citizens from other states to pay full freight.