How critical race theorists stoke grievance to spark a revolution.
Napoleon, Oppenheimer, and other historic figures shrink on the silver screen.
Far from being backward-thinking, the medievals invented modern science—and more.
When it comes to women’s professional and domestic roles, Team Interdependence is making a comeback.
Russell Kirk’s last book is multiculturalism’s antidote.
Queen Elizabeth’s death inaugurates an uncertain new era.
The moment of unity following the death of Elizabeth II reminds us of the importance of honoring our own political traditions.
In search of the mythical blues—and their real urban origins.
While Yarvin’s strategic analysis of the impact of Dobbs might be wrong, it is not ‘pro-abortion’
How the 19th century gave birth to new religious movements, from Theosophy to Christian Science to Zionism.
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