Expanding the alliance has led to a war many experts predicted.
His greatness is deeper—and more personal—than his literary achievements.
In his new book, Jack Ross forgets that a country is more than a Creed.
Often caricatured as reactionary, his writing is actually strikingly modern.
Beneath all their differences lie shared values of human dignity and personal freedom.
Would be life without principle, as Dr. Johnson and H. L. Mencken knew.
Jeane Kirkpatrick shaped Reagan’s foreign policy but criticized his “New Right.”
He saw how the desire for home competes with the desire for knowledge.
Patrick Deneen shows what a conservative revolution could look like, but not how to make it a reality.
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