Allan Feifer writes for the American Thinker about a cautionary tale from across the pond. Britain is America’s mother country. Regardless of what one may think of the once-Great Britain…
Yuval Levin analyzes a key problem plaguing elites in our society. What troubles many Americans who find themselves frustrated with our institutions has less to do with doubts about competence…
Wesley Smith writes for National Review Online about one prominent editor’s disturbing analysis. The Lancet‘s editor in chief, Richard Horton, is furious at people who don’t believe in the international…
Janet Levy writes for the American Thinker about the dangers of administrative overreach within the federal government. The House of Representatives on February 2 passed a bill — H. Con.…
Nate Hochman writes at National Review Online about one significant factor in the growth of American homeschooling. Responding to my recent Corner post on the anti-homeschooling Left, George Mason University…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online wonders whether politics in the United States mirrors the French example. A country without a Left may sound like a paradise to American conservatives,…
Robert Pondiscio writes at Real Clear Policy about the small base of support for Critical Race Theory. If publicly “woke” charter school leaders at schools committed to antiracist work say,…
Wesley Smith explains at National Review Online why it makes no sense to demonize energy. Electricity is essential to modernity. Prosperity depends on it. So does longevity and health. If…
Jonah Goldberg argues at National Review Online that an electoral battle between former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders could determine the Democratic Party’s future.…
Nothing good, according to Joel Kotkin! In a recent piece at Quillette, he writes: The rulers of the Valley and its Puget Sound doppelganger now account for eight of the…
James Poulos of the Federalist dissents from the popular notion that nationalism imperils American politics. While the president’s rhetoric is influential, and the ferment on the right has an attentive…
The latest print edition of National Review features Oren Cass‘ warning about left-of-center technocrats and their unwillingness to accept evidence that contradicts their theories. The failure of social science to…