Documenting key piece of ‘Mohammunist Manifesto’
Milli Sands writes for the American Thinker about a common trait of communism and Islamism. Classical Islamic law treats leaving the faith as a capital offense with no statute of…
Russian Marxist revolutionary (1879–1940)
Milli Sands writes for the American Thinker about a common trait of communism and Islamism. Classical Islamic law treats leaving the faith as a capital offense with no statute of…
Daniel Buck and Will Flanders write for National Review Online about a political opportunity involving America’s teachers. During the 2024 election cycle, an internal survey of the Teamsters showed that…
Jared Whitley writes at Townhall.com about a pending update of one of George Orwell’s most famous books. It was reported recently that Hollywood is making a new animated version of…
Charles Cooke‘s latest contribution to the print edition of National Review takes mainstream media outlets to task. I did not go to journalism school, but I find it hard to…
Fans of the Tour de France learned today that Welsh cyclist Geraint Thomas was the first man ever to win a Tour stage ending on the brutal Alpe d’Huez mountain…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online takes aim at a recent spate of protests targeting people’s private lives and private spaces. Williamson contrasts these protests with the traditional complaints lodged…
Historian Anne Applebaum reviews for The Atlantic a nearly 1,000-page book on the first 50 years of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin’s life. Among author Stephen Kotkin’s most interesting observations: Stalin’s…
Scott Johnson explores for National Review Online readers the historical precedents of President Obama’s use of executive power. Every day the headlines bring news of the Obama administration’s rule by…
Daniel Henninger explains for Wall Street Journal readers why the Obamacare rollout failure is symptomatic of a larger problem. Let us try to understand clearly what is happening now with…
Top Gear hosts conclude, well, no. It all started when they were speculating what a Chinese car might be like and then wondered if communists had ever made a good…