The symbolism of the burning cathedral is unmistakable: the West has officially entered a post-Christian phase in history.

Both liberals and conservatives work from the simplistic assumption that teachers are mediocre professionals, bad at their jobs. This is the wrong approach.

There are opportunities for substantive reform in the current system. But mocking college graduates, many of whom have been led astray, doesn’t help.

Conservatives need to start talking about the rich as ‘fountainheads’ and ‘Atlases,’ individuals who are indispensable to wealth creation and general prosperity.

Practical and enlightened as they are, most people care more about finding love than finding a good deal, and marriage beats cohabitation hands down.

Schools could do more to address over-feminized education. This would improve the education of young men and women, and make school a better place to learn.

Superhero movies, more than any other creation or institution of the last two decades, have created a common culture.

A popular vote is based on a distorted expectation about government and rewards the wrong kind of leaders — urban demagogues.

The yellow jacket protests are just a small symptom of a much larger problem––the decline and fall of once-magnificent France.

Teaching the value of free thought matters now more than ever. Unfortunately, most American public schools take the opposite approach.

Instead of telling stories and developing compelling characters, children’s movies today prefer to promote boring feminist and anti-family propaganda.

Instead of composing a useless document filled with reheated progressive clichés about the need to reach the youth and stay relevant, bishops should consider why traditional parishes seem to do so well.

Despite myriad fawning media profiles, Texas Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke is yet another member of the progressive herd with no new ideas, no personality, and minimal experience.

If conservatives and other non-leftists hope to finally win the culture war and make sustained gains, they need to leave the ghetto or somehow transform it.

Although smartphones have largely mollified students’ destructive energy, they have also smothered their creative energy and shaved off their humanity.

Placing kids in the care of trained professionals with abundant resources instead of a parent with bad habits should reverse their downward trajectory. Why doesn’t it?

To have more success, free speech advocates should stop seeing this issue through a strictly political lens and start considering censorship as a moral problem.

Until people are ready to accept a school that simply teaches its students and nothing more, they will have the multiplex that continues to expand.

The real difference the large suburban school brings about is a general flattening of the culture. Everything that gives an individual a community becomes superficial.