Yet The Whos Sang Merrily
What the Grinch and one very difficult Christmas taught me about redemption.
How out of place it feels in our age of identity politics and entitlement.
Will the GOP’s legislative victory result in another boom?
What the Grinch and one very difficult Christmas taught me about redemption.
In our fraught political moment, who’s more relatable than John McClane?
The problem for Democrats is that Reaganomics worked, and this new tax reform may too.
Confession: website tried to destroy credible Roy Moore victim to protect Trump
In a new book, Strong Towns promotes a fine-grained, bottom-up approach to development
Gay rights matter more than religious liberty, says Commissioner Chai Feldblum. So why does she have Trump’s backing?
But maybe those midcentury classics weren’t really Christmas songs at all.
On America’s ‘long emergency’ of recession, globalization, and identity politics.
The conditions that have caused and sustained this epidemic were created by the Saudi-led coalition through their indiscriminate bombing and punitive blockade.
The unnecessary war and regime change killed any credibility for a humanitarian doctrine, for years to come.
This plan tinkers around the edges of current policy, creating winners—and losers.
When that many allied and friendly governments tell the administration that they are in the wrong, it would be wise to rethink the decision that earned the U.S. this rebuke.
Two Catholic writers on the real meaning of The Benedict Option
When does a society reach a tipping point-of-no-return?
Listen beyond the din of ‘mushroom cloud’ case-building, if you can.
The Origins of the Modern State, Part II: Ancient Greece and Rome
So how did such a dangerous document emerge from the White House?
How America’s failure to honor a 1990 commitment led to many of today’s global crises.
If the U.S. gave North Korean forces a “bloody nose,” we have to assume that retaliation would be immediate and massive.
Both Trump and Haley have responded to international opposition to U.S. recognition of Jerusalem with all the composure of spoiled children throwing a tantrum.
Pro-war propaganda video goes viral, lights up Arab social media
The U.S. will find itself caught in a fruitless and unnecessary competition with another major power that has far more at stake in the conflict.
Latest offering from John Adams is nothing but silly, ham-handed identity politics.
What to do about young men who won’t marry their girlfriends, and the girlfriends who put up with them?
The effusive praise for this cryptocurrency is nothing but self-generated flimflam.
Meet Big Big Train: Third-wave ‘prog’ is smart, creative, and not going anywhere.
There is nothing quite so pitiful as having the representative of the world’s lone superpower whining about how mean the other members of the U.N. are being.
One German leader’s pathetic attempt at rebranding EU by giving it more power should be ignored.
How much will this president have changed what it means to be a conservative?
Starting a war with North Korea ought to be unthinkable.
Trump’s new National Security Strategy tries to lay out a coherent vision. But will it matter?
McMaster has engaged in the worst kind of threat inflation and fear-mongering on North Korea.
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The GOP’s Morning After
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Why Are We Hunting Warlocks?
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