From the Editor's Desk God Bless America In the 21st Century gratitude has gone out of style, along with all sense of proportion. by Charles R. Kesler
Patriotism vs. Multiculturalism With responses from David Azerrad, Matthew Continetti, Allen C. Guelzo, and Roger Kimball.
Book Reviews Heart of Darkness Paul Kenyon's latest book is entertaining, informative, and superficial. by Theodore Dalrymple
The CRB Interview Norman Podhoretz on Trump, Never Trumpers, Iraq, immigration, 2020 predictions, and more.
Book Reviews Through a Glass, Darkly The success of Hobbes's radical project seems more impressive than ever. by Loren Rotner
God Bless America by Charles R. Kesler In the 21st Century gratitude has gone out of style, along with all sense of proportion.
Patriotism vs. Multiculturalism by Thomas D. Klingenstein Allen C. Guelzo Roger Kimball David Azerrad Matthew Continetti With responses from David Azerrad, Matthew Continetti, Allen C. Guelzo, and Roger Kimball.
The CRB Interview by Norman Podhoretz Charles R. Kesler Norman Podhoretz on Trump, Never Trumpers, Iraq, immigration, 2020 predictions, and more.
Heart of Darkness by Theodore Dalrymple Paul Kenyon's latest book is entertaining, informative, and superficial.
Through a Glass, Darkly by Loren Rotner The success of Hobbes's radical project seems more impressive than ever.
A Kinder, Gentler Gulag by William Voegeli Bhaskar Sunkara’s new promise of socialist life is indistinguishable from the old promise of socialist life.
The Most Dangerous Man in the World by James F. Pontuso Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was one of the pivotal geniuses of the 20th century.
A Financial Fairy Tale by Richard Vedder Adam Tooze has called our attention to an important episode in world financial history, but he has not explained it.
Up, Up, and Away by Deirdre N. McCloskey The American story of raising up the poor, our ancestors, and our fellow humans, is not close to finished.
The Big Three by Matthew Parks If Clay, Calhoun, and Webster were the founders’ heirs, what did they inherit?
Fasten Your Seatbelts by Daniel McCarthy Michael Anton gives eloquent expression to a philosophically grounded constitutional nationalism.
Vindicating the Constitution by Peter C. Myers The Constitution recognized those held in servitude as persons, not property.
The Koran and Jihad by David P. Goldman Jihad remains a threat to Western civilization, although the extent is unclear.
The Last Man and the Clash of Identities by David Azerrad Francis Fukuyama's half-hearted attempt to reground the nation in Rawlsian platitudes is unpersuasive.
Man of the Century by Larry P. Arnn Andrew Roberts has written the best biography of Winston Churchill in almost 30 years.
Making Immigration Great Again by John Fonte A son of Bangladeshi immigrants offers one of the best diagnoses of immigration policy in the last decade.
Storm of Insurrection by Allen C. Guelzo Frederick Douglass is a man of stark binaries and apparent paradoxes.
True Believers by Andrew Ferguson Two years after Obama left the White House, the cockiness of his followers remains intact.
Hungary and the Future of Europe by Christopher Caldwell Viktor Orbán's escalating conflict with liberalism.
The Menace of Political Correctness by Joseph Epstein The Good Intentions Paving Company strikes again.
The Prism of Art by Martha Bayles Hidden signs of faith and redemption in two notable films from Europe.
Correspondence, Spring 2019 Conservatism After Trump; The Nationalism We Need; American Exceptionalism; Deep in the Heart of Texas