Hard Questions
Hard questions that conservatives will soon have to confront.
From the Editor's Desk
Hard Questions
Hard questions that conservatives will soon have to confront.
Correspondence
Essays
Our Literature of Extremes
The radical individualism of American letters.
The Debacle at Harvard
Larry Summers's resignation is demeaning for all involved.
France’s Immigrant Problem and Ours
Can last year's car burnings and riots happen here?
Who Owns the Copyright to the Universe?
Evolution in itself reveals an intelligent design.
The Failure of the Rehnquist Court
The counterrevolution that wasn't.
From the Archives: How to Eliminate Iran’s Nuclear Weapons
Iran's nuclear ambitions represent a growing threat to international peace and security.
The Opiate of the Masses
Drinking vodka like a Russian.
Constitution or Tyranny
The Left openly disdains the Constitution when it frustrates any of their preferences.
Books in Brief
Short review of eight books.
Book Reviews
Man’s Field
Mansfield and Manliness.
The War Over the War Powers
John Yoo, presidential initiative, and war.
Hijacking History
The Imperial Presidency and the Constitution.
God and Harold at Yale
A review of Jesus and Yahweh: The Names Divine, by Harold Bloom
The One That Got Away
A host of Melvilles have been invented for our times, yet the historical Melville remains opaque.
Dismal Science
The economic approach to human behavior vs. the human approach to economic behavior.
Taking the Constitution Seriously
The originalism movement is doing better than anyone could have expected 20 years ago.
Twice-Told Tales
Henry Adams and American history.
Getting Theirs
Female chauvinist pigs (FCPs) and feminism.
Leaving the Constitution
Goodnow's assault on the separation of powers and its connection to Hegel.
The Grand Alliance
Churchill and American exceptionalism.
Mussolini’s Brain Trust
Viewing "Italian Fascism" as an authentic expression of fascism as an intellectual movement.
Queen of the Grassroots
Phyllis Schlafly, the godmother of the conservative movement.
Shadow Play
Crossing the Rubicon
HBO gets "Rome" right.