Are Fair Elections Possible?

by Andrew E. Busch

The 2020 elections raised serious questions about foul play in the American voting process.

Art House

by Brian Allen

Should an art museum teach, and if so, how and what? Should it entertain? Is it a community center?

Gladly Did He Learn and Gladly Teach

by Colleen A. Sheehan

Harry Jaffa's patriotism revealed his understanding of the conditions of freedom and the courage required of citizens and leaders.

If China Ran the World

by David P. Goldman

A Chinese order would displace the United States as the world’s leader.

Daring to Know

by Gary Saul Morson

The Enlightenment has become a touchstone for culture-war debates about tolerance and open-mindedness.

Old Religion in the New World

by Gerard V. Bradley

Many Catholics are in a state of uncertainty about their relationship with the American regime.

Taking a Big Stick to Big Tech

by Jean M. Yarbrough

Big Tech's suppression and manipulation of news undermines an informed citizenry.

From Nuns to Nones

by John J. DiIulio, Jr.

Americans will remain a religious people for decades to come.

The End of Fusionism

by Joshua Mitchell

Should the conservative movement be concerned with human flourishing or human choice?

The Ambiguity of the Evidence

by Leonard Sax

The God Hypothesis should be considered as a possible explanation for our universe.

Faerie Godfather

by Mark A. Heberle

The Faerie Queene is a continuous practice of thinking about aesthetic, moral, and philosophical issues.

FUBAR

by Michael Anton

Soldiering for America: is it worth it?

Manhattan on the Rocks

by Myron Magnet

Thomas Dyja cons his readers into believing that what happened in Gotham from 1978 until now was exactly the opposite of what really did.

All a-Twitter

by R.R. Reno

The repetitive, unhinged diatribes that make up Last Best Hope reflect the larger failures of our journalistic establishment.

Terms of Surrender

by Richard Hanania

Liberal commitments to science and viewpoint diversity are in tension.

Hail to the Chums

by Tevi Troy

Presidential friends are a mixed bag.

On and Off the Pedestal

by Victor Davis Hanson

Robert E. Lee displayed admirable virtues but has been lionized out of proportion to his character and accomplishments.

Dizzoner

by Vincent J. Cannato

Bill de Blasio’s uninspiring eight years as mayor of New York City.