5th-century BC Athenian historian and general
Kit Bobko writes for the Federalist about the likely negative impact of replacing competent leaders with those who meet diversity, equity, and inclusion targets. There will be time enough to…
Shay Khatiri and Daniel Samet write for the Martin Center about an important failure in American education. Bring back civics, urge those disaffected with the United States’ educational system. They…
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…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online focuses on the man who helped spark one of the latest media-driven controversies. Who is Steve Bannon? That’s a question that is of less…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online focuses on the political use of the English language. Last week, French president Francois Hollande met President Obama in Washington to…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online focuses on interesting facts regarding antipathy toward Western civilization. Millions flee their homes to enter Europe — not Russia, China, or…
Victor Davis Hanson describes for National Review Online readers what he describes as “The Putin Way.” Nothing that Vladimir Putin has done in gobbling up territories of the former Soviet…
Victor Davis Hanson uses his latest National Review Online column to document the negative impact of recent changes in language used to describe key aspects of American public policy. First…
Mackubin Thomas Owens argues in a new National Review Online column that today’s electoral decision amounts to more than just a choice between two competing candidates. Ultimately, the 2012 presidential…
Last week, I wrote an article entitled “The Sad History of Freshman Reading,” which detailed recent summer readings at NC schools. It turns out that summer reading hasn’t always had…
John Locke Foundation President John Hood used the Memorial Day holiday as an opportunity to point National Review Online readers toward important war memorial speeches from Thucydides and Ronald Reagan.…
I have enjoyed this little debate, Troy. Far from nauseam, the issues we cover here are vital. 1) I am aware and sensitive to counter arguments for the most part. …