In 1982 Ronald Steel won the National Book Award for his voluminous biography of the long-lived public intellectual Walter Lippmann (1889–1974), whose career as a journalist and author of middlebrow ...

A modern Liberal vision inspired by Menzies would seek to build – again – an Australia capable, confident and prepared for ...

The Minnesota Somali fraud scandal somehow manages to get worse and worse as the legacy media mostly ignore the issue and Democrats shrug. At the heart of this scandal lies the larger crisis facing ...

In a previous article, I wrote about the need for the Catholic Church to foster in the faithful a proper sense of ecclesial tradition. In that first essay, I argued against a false dialectic between a ...

When people talk about foreign influence in public, they often only talk about small issues, like who paid whom or whether a public figure knew they were acting on behalf of another country. Those ...

I have a few thoughts in response to what seems like an uptick in interest in Dorothy Day (1897-1980) in recent years. When I first read Dorothy Day, the first thing that stood out to me was her ...

Harry Enten said the shift is a key indicator that the party is poised to take the House in the 2026 midterms.

Controversy embroils the New Right – national conservatism, common-good conservatism, and postliberalism for starters – over ...

Almost everywhere, attitudes to Brussels tend to harden the further right you go on the political spectrum. Waugh Jr bucked ...

The Kentucky governor is laying out an early argument for why he could be Democrats’ best bet in the next presidential ...

Delta Force, the core of America’s modern military special forces, was formed in 1977 from veterans of dirty wars in Vietnam ...