Florida’s Board of Governors must reject radical DEI thought leader Santa Ono as president of the University of Florida.
Liberalism’s Silence Will Kill It
When your default choice is cultural suicide, then you’ve really got nothing else to say.
HHS Hires Hatfill
The “Amerithrax” smear survivor seeks “individual and group accountability” for COVID.
Why We Must Deal with Darwinism
Neglecting to address the argument of Dariwinism is to introduce an error that reduces all that came before it to zero.
China’s Power Is a Virus
The moral indictments against the Chinese Communist Party were overwhelming long before COVID and they should pay.
Media Helped Stage Fake Press Conferences to Hide Biden’s Decline
The left-wing legacy media actively colludes with the Democratic Party to subvert the truth and keep voters in the dark.
Art, Religion, and Culture in the ’80s
A new book examines the impact of the decade with engaging prose but less than honest assessments of the moral costs.
Pausing Tariffs on China Is a Big Mistake
If President Trump is serious about reindustrializing America, he needs to commit to high and stable tariffs.
Conservative Academics Need Affirmative Action
If we want true intellectual diversity on campus, we need a generation of hiring only conservative faculty and administrators.
End the ‘Nationwide’ Injunction Racket Once and for All
“Nationwide” injunctions offend the very core of our constitutional order.
Refugees From South Africa’s Anti-White Racist Tyranny Should Be Welcomed
The victims of South Africa’s anti-white, genocidal policies come to America ready to assimilate and show gratitude to their new home.
If The Rich Are So Powerful, Why Are Their Taxes So High?
For a group that supposedly wields so much power, “the rich” have lost a lot of political battles.
Trump’s Tariffs Offer Hope to Hollywood
Hollywood exceptionalism is vital for American prestige, and Hollywood prestige, at this late hour, requires American power to ensure its continued existence.
The Evil Scheme Behind the Spate of Anti-Trump Lawsuits
A group headed by the same anti-Trump lawyer who brought us the Steele Dossier is attempting to shut down the agenda of the Trump administration by suing at every turn.
How Leftist Sophistry Hurts the Environment
The dishonesty and ideological blinders of the left have polluted the discussion about our real environmental problems.
Court Order Blocking Trump From Targeting Perkins Coie Is Overreach
Being a lawyer is not a free pass to commit fraud or override the constitutional powers of the president.
How Glenn Youngkin’s Miracle Became a Curse
Viginia Republicans stood for competition in all things but their own primaries, and it is going to cost them in November.
The Totalitarian Impulse Buckley Knew
William F. Buckley understood the totalitarian impulse of the left, both at home and abroad, but the magazine he left behind fails to grasp it.
Growing Weary of Racial Hypocrisy
The demands of submission from the left-wing race hustlers and the ritual apologies from so-called conservative influencers are getting old.
A New York City Comeback?
Statistics and a recent renaissance in the arts suggests that it’s not impossible.
Do Androids Dream of Fake Books?
It turns out that artificial intelligence may make stuff up rather than admit it doesn’t know.
Mutually Assured Law Enforcement Destruction
The only way to end politicized lawfare is to make the left feel it.
The Practical Genius of Trump’s Self-Deportation Policy
The Trump administration’s incentivization of self-deportation is saving taxpayers billions, effectively removing illegal aliens, and prioritizing the rule of law.
California Coverup: Jerry Brown, Elaine Brown, and the Murder of Betty Van Patter
Fifty years after her death, legacy of leftist corruption and complicity with criminal elements in California are begging for a federal investigation.
Canada Our 51st State? Say Hello to House Speaker Hakeem Jeffries
For Americans, the question is not what America would do to Canada but what Canada would do to America if it joined our union.
On Immigration and In the Academy, Leftist Hypocrisy Stinks
Things Democrats and leftists have tolerated and even praised in their heroes become intolerable and hateful to them when championed by Republicans.
Trad Wives, Libertarianism, and the New Right
The right’s struggle to define the culture is a decades-old fight with familiar fissures.
The Ivy League Hoodlums Are Getting What They Deserve
The IRS should go after universities that allow discrimination against white and Jewish students.
Dark Woke: Release the Naughty Language!
The rise of Democratic Party swearing as a strategy is as brain-dead as it seems.
I’m Running for Pope
The surest way to avoid a pope tainted by any of the scandals plaguing the Church is to elect a layman.
Trump’s Rumble on Sesame Street
PBS and NPR and government subsidized left-wing megaphones and it’s high time taxpayers stopped paying for them.
The Trump Tariff Agenda and the Separation of Powers
The state of play with the Trump tariff agenda remains unpredictable even as the administration appears to have the upper hand in the courts.
Models, Reality TV, and Stick-Shift Surprises
A new book by a former contestant on America’s Next Top Model is full of surprises—including the wisdom it offers about how to treat people.
In Memoriam: David Horowitz
A man who spent the second half of his life warning the world about his first half, leaves behind a legacy of fierce loyalty and love for the fight.
A Quarter-Century Later, ‘American Psycho’ Still Fails to Feminize
How the art of American Psycho got away from and betrayed its feminist artist.
The Art of a Second Iran Deal
It is crucial that Trump and team understand that a deal—any deal, just for the sake of a deal—is not the goal of this exercise.
Polemics & Exchanges: May 2025
A reader issues a call for conservative action: conservative activism, conservative lawfare, conservatives taking to the streets!
Why the Right Likes Russia
A growing faction of the American right considers Vladimir Putin the last defender of Christendom. This colors how they view the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Tariffs Are a Bitter, But Necessary, Pill to Swallow
The Trump tariffs aim to take America off the addictive, but toxic, globalized economic system that enriches Wall Street while decimating Main Street.
Free Trade Has Never Been a Right-Wing Principle
Being right-wing doesn't require support for unbridled free-trade, much less does it require support for so-called "free-trade agreements."
The Ukraine War and the End of American Superpower
The Ukraine War is a symptom of the American empire’s decline. It is time for America to untangle herself from the region and focus on her vital interests.
Remembering George S. Schuyler
George S. Schuyler adeptly caricatured black racial romanticists and Marxists with wit equal to his mentor, H. L. Mencken.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: The Enduring Legacy of a 20th-Century Prophet
Joseph Pearce interviews Ignat Solzhenitsyn, son of famed Russian dissident Aleksandr, about a newly published volume of his father's speeches, "We Have Ceased to See the Purpose."
What the Editors Are Reading: May 2025
Short reviews of 'Suicide of a Superpower' by Patrick J. Buchanan, and 'The Genius of Christianity' by Viscount De Chateaubriand
Solzhenitsyn in Exile: A Giant Among Pigmies
"We Have Ceased to See the Purpose" contains Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's most important speeches given during his 20 year exile in the West.
The Sad and Beautiful Death of the Modern Man of the West
Michel Houellebecq, in his final novel, grapples with the struggle to find meaning in the meaningless contemporary West.
How Wealth Co-opted Conservative Politics
David Gibbs’ "Revolt of the Rich" explains how the ultrawealthy seized control of the conservative movement and destroyed the American Dream.
Books in Brief: May 2025
Short reviews of "A Certain Idea of America" by Peggy Noonan and "Defectors: The Rise of the Latino Far Right and What It Means for America" by Paola Ramos.
A Kind and Compassionate Man
Joshua Doggrell tells a brief, but compelling, tale of bourgeois white guilt and its disastrous consequences.
Ike and the “Military Industrial Complex”
The expert class associates Dwight Eisenhower with goofing and golfing, and his presidency with stagnation, but the experts are wrong. Ike was a great statesman.