Black Dan

by Allen C. Guelzo

Dan Webster was the greatest actor that ever trod the American political stage.

The Churchill of the Middle East

by Andrew Roberts

Benjamin Netanyahu's autobiography is one of history’s great Zionist texts.

From Sea to Shining Sea

by Arthur Herman

U.S. maritime and naval power rests on the force of political will as an expression of national character.

Locked Out

by David Azerrad

John Locke's political philosophy constitutes the bedrock of American republicanism.

Look Back in Anger

by Helen Andrews

The lights are going off in South Africa.

We Win, They Lose

by Henry R. Nau

Ronald Reagan armed with the intent to negotiate.

Doing Good and Doing Well

by James Piereson

Government has extensively co-opted private philanthropy and voluntary associations, to our detriment.

Let the Punishment Fit the Crime

by Joseph M. Bessette

Punish less and crime will increase; punish more and it will decrease.

Designed in California, Made in China

by Julius Krein

Neoliberalism is not dead, merely disliked.

The Containment of George Kennan

by Michael Anton

George Kennan shared more opinions with today’s populist Right than with the contemporary Left.

Remembering the Answers

by Michael Knowles

Lamenting the death of the West.

Made in God’s Image

by Robert R. Reilly

Demolishing Critical Race Theory.

One King to Rule Them All

by Spencer A. Klavan

Cyrus should be counted among history’s greatest men.

He Could Spellbind and Slay

by Stephen Wu

Is Willmoore Kendall's constitutional morality still possible?

Lend Me Your Ears

by Joseph Epstein

Rome's cultural efflorescence.