Henry Kissinger, RIP
Could we use a man like Henry Kissinger today?
From the Editor's Desk
Henry Kissinger, RIP
Could we use a man like Henry Kissinger today?
The Henry Salvatori Prize
The Henry Salvatori Prize
Self-censorship, self-expression, identity, and feminism,
Correspondence
Essays
After Thatcher
The decline of the Tory Party.
Germany, Growing Desperate
War, terrorism, immigration, and America.
Shakespeare Againe and Againe
The First Folio at 400.
Facing the Monster of Fanaticism
Raymond Aron’s classical sobriety.
The Continuing Crisis
Harry V. Jaffa and his critics.
The Legacy of Leo Strauss After 50 Years
Why there are Straussians but not Straussism.
An Election Like No Other
Possible twists and turns on the way to November 2024.
The Woke’s on Them
The Left after Hamas.
Israel at the Precipice Once Again
What it can, should, and may yet do.
Book Reviews
Woodrow Wilson’s Red Scare
The totalitarian temptation knows no party boundaries.
Conspiracy Theory, Conspiracy Fact
The Great Reset is an actual conspiracy, concocted by fabulously wealthy would-be autocrats.
Sparta’s War to Win
Sparta's Grand Strategy.
Nino the Great
The early life of Antonin “Nino” Scalia.
No Border, No Country
Justice for All
COVID and the Constitution
Democratic governance in times of crisis.
The Fractious Arena
The Novel Truth
Novels have a special power to reveal the truth.
Woke Dilemmas
The enemy of today’s ruling power is us.
Who Founded the State of Israel?
Israel's war between the branches.
Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity
Is there anything new to be learned about J. Edgar Hoover?
Originalism and Its Discontents
Originalism is the theory to beat.
Reclaiming the Holy Land
Stories of heroism to inspire hope.
The Politics of Moral Intoxication
Desegregation is the leading example of a civil rights policy that failed.
A Happy Guest in Russia’s Pages
The great Russian novels provoke a strong sense of attachment and identification.
Shadow Play
Redeeming Laughter
The saving grace of Jewish-American comedy.