The Last New Dealer
Hubert Humphrey played a critical role in the rise and decline of 20th-century liberalism.
From the Editor's Desk
The Little Engine that Could
Socialism is not the cure for all that ails us.
Correspondence
Correspondence, Winter 2019
Aristotle and America; Jaffa’s Vitality; Racism at Home and Abroad; Telling the Truth about Communism
Essays
Force of Nature
Camille Paglia against the feminists.
Trumpism, Nationalism, and Conservatism
Reshaping the Right.
2020 Foresight
The Trump Administration needs to keep its eye on the argument, if it intends to win the vote.
Our Herodotus
Robert Kaplan puts geography back in geopolitics.
Is the Pope Catholic?
What Francis hath wrought.
Battle for a Continent
Francis Parkman’s politically incorrect history.
Conservatism after Trump
Insights, challenges, and opportunities.
Book Reviews
The Last New Dealer
Hubert Humphrey played a critical role in the rise and decline of 20th-century liberalism.
Are Corporations People Too?
To what extent the government may limit corporate political speech?
Morality and Happiness
What today’s neuro and evolutionary scientists teach us about morality.
Hero Traitor
In the end, readers must find Benedict Arnold guilty as charged.
Defending the Nation
Why we need nationalism, now more than ever.
Consistently Original
Antonin Scalia's lasting effect on jurisprudence.
Soul, Man
The soul is the most paradoxical thing in the world.
Ruined by His Own Glory
The twists and turns of Alcibiades' life.
Securing the Constitution and Union
Without Marshall, the judiciary would have been a withered branch.
The Insider’s Guide to the Hebrew Bible
The first Orthodox Jewish presentation of the Pentateuch likely to interest a broad audience.
Tribes ‘R’ Us
Global citizenship’s promises aren't appealing to the masses.
Seven Shades of Gray
Gray’s book arrives like an uninvited guest to a premature celebration of God's death.
I Spy
Intelligence is entrenched in all we call history.
Best of Enemies
Gordon Wood's method presumes that there is not a robust or transhistorical human nature.
Ye Shall Be as Gods
Modern Christianity has failed to distinguish itself fully from humanism.
The Last of the Founders
John Marshall is the least appreciated Founding Father.
Austin City Limits
What to make of Texas?
Draining the Swamp
No one has done more than John Marini to explain the administrative state.
Shadow Play
The Goddess in the Mist
Why the TV adaptation of My Brilliant Friend is better than the book.
Parthian Shot
Making the Presidency Great Again
It takes more than an election to make a president.