1619 Project’s Perpetrators Double Down on Errors
Dan McLaughlin writes for the New York Post about the latest problems associated with a dubious historical project. Some people just don’t take correction well. The New York Times Magazine…
ethnic group native to Greece, Cyprus, Albania, Italy, Turkey, Egypt and, to a lesser extent, other countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea
Dan McLaughlin writes for the New York Post about the latest problems associated with a dubious historical project. Some people just don’t take correction well. The New York Times Magazine…
Larry Alex Taunton offers American Spectator readers a list of his choices for history’s top 10 most influential books. 10. The Influence of Sea Power Upon History (1890), Alfred Thayer…
Casey Chalk urges Federalist readers to make at least one resolution this new year: Read The Iliad with your kids. There are many reasons — its cultural influence, its conservatism,…
Ian Miles Cheong explains at the Daily Caller how “white privilege” silliness has moved into the world of mathematics. A University of Illinois math professor believes that algebra and geometry…
Michael Knox Beran devotes a National Review Online column to those who think their theories and formulas can run the world. The technicians of capital and cyberspace dominate the elite…
The flailing Greeks could learn some lessons about economic recovery from Latvia, according to Dan Mitchell. He explains in a post for the International Liberty blog. Greece also should try…
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute explains for National Review Online readers why Americans need to pay attention to the Greeks’ current fiscal predicament. Last week, Keith Hall, director of…
Kevin Williamson at National Review Online shares his concerns about the Greeks’ unwillingness to own up to their problems. The Greeks have their Bernie Sanders. What they need is their…
John Fund explains for National Review Online readers why the recent Greek referendum bodes ill for the future of a united Europe. It should now be obvious to the Eurocrats…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online explains why the numbers look so bad for Greece. It is as though the Muses came to an agreement: In the here and now,…
Thomas Donlan of Barron’s explains why recent positive changes from the Greek government do not solve its lingering problems. Despite appearances, Greece is not having a fiscal crisis. The Greek…
Most people fill out their income tax forms by April 15 or at least file paperwork requesting an extension. Thomas Donlan of Barron’s examines our willingness to comply with this…