From the Editor's Desk Republican Triumphs Nation building doesn't happen in a day, a year, or even a decade. by Charles R. Kesler
Essays When the Cheering Stops The battle of Iraq is one victory in a war on terror that began on September 11.... The war on terror is not over; yet it is not endless. by Angelo M. Codevilla
Essays No Limbaughs on the Left Listening to liberal radio - so you don't have to. by Christopher Flannery
Essays The Use and Abuse of Just-War Theory Lead us not into the pacifist temptation. by Michael M. Uhlmann
Republican Triumphs by Charles R. Kesler Nation building doesn't happen in a day, a year, or even a decade.
When the Cheering Stops by Angelo M. Codevilla The battle of Iraq is one victory in a war on terror that began on September 11.... The war on terror is not over; yet it is not endless.
The Little Tyrant by Victor Davis Hanson The central lesson of history is that all forms of greatness are perilous without a humble and a contrite heart.
Putting The Politics Back In Politics by Carnes Lord A review of Aristotle and Modern Politics: The Persistence of Political Philosophy, edited by Aristide Tessitore
Translating The Philosopher by Susan D. Collins Reading Aristotle's Ethics can shed light in corners where lovers of liberty fear to tread
The Lost Cause In Retreat by Mackubin Thomas Owens In the age of so-called social history, those who can write military and political history in a clear, narrative style are treasures indeed.
Garry Agonistes by Robert Royal "Consulting the faithful" may be a lot less appealing to First World Catholic liberals in the very near future.
The Book of Vices by John B. Kienker If Jefferson were to see this supposed "love letter" to himself, he would surely file for a restraining order, or at least a change of address.
Even Paranoiacs Have Enemies by John H. Taylor A review of JFK, Nixon, Oliver Stone and Me: An Idealist's Journey from Capitol Hill to Hollywood Hell, by Eric Hamburg
God and Man at the Multiplex by Thomas S. Hibbs A review of Hollywood Worldviews: Watching Films with Wisdom and Discernment, by Brian Godawa and The Myth of the American Superhero, by John Shelton Lawrence and Robert Jewett
Lifting Us Up by Ricardo J. Quinones Bloom is a critic of great capaciousness and confidence, willing to recognize and praise genius even where there might exist reason to abhor it.
The Goddess of Freedom by Elliott Banfield Lady Liberty still speaks to all yearning to breathe free.
Commander-in-Chief by Steven F. Hayward A review of Bush at War, by Bob Woodward and The Right Man, by David Frum