The concerns and anxieties that beset our culture will not be addressed only by reminders of material abundance provided by free market economics.

Hatred is a persistent presence in the human heart, but the identity politics and intersectional ideology the Left espouses legitimizes and exacerbates hate.

Critiques rest on false assumptions about the role of NATO. These are enabled by its success at achieving its objectives.

A fascinating new book by historian Eric Kurlander, ‘Hitler’s Monsters: A Supernatural History of the Third Reich,’ shows that pop culture’s portrayal of Nazis being obsessed with mysticism and pseudoscience isn’t far off the mark.

Our triumphs are in establishing communities that offer real meaning and fellowship. We will need to do this even more as our legal and policy goals are achieved.

Our cultural elites treat opposition to same-sex marriage as beyond the bounds of reasonable discourse. But three years’ more experience only reinforce that it’s a legal and cultural mistake.

To abolish the death penalty is to abdicate the civilizational attempt to instantiate justice in law, and precludes the possibility of mercy.

Male business attire, in particular, was not designed for a climate where the humidity hangs in the air like the sullen wrath of a petulant god, sprung fully formed from the armpit of Zeus.

Professional sports are overrun with schmaltzy patriotic displays that are not at all necessary and definitely should not be required for athletes.

How enlightened, how sensitive these faithful must be to voluntarily enjoy having their sins denounced!

Conservatives (and libertarians) must confront the Enlightenment’s failures, and address the philosophical triumph of its critics.

If technology can provide an accurate and impartial strike zone, robot umps will enhance the real human elements of the game.

The proposal is simple: when Democrats next hold the presidency and Senate, they should pack the courts to ensure that the Left can achieve its goals.

If you like great riffs, and can either enjoy or overlook some nonsensical lyrics about pot, give Sleep and their latest offering a try.

Jonah Golberg’s latest book, ‘Suicide of the West,’ is a timely and incisive reminder not to take liberalism and capitalism for granted, but its diagnosis of why liberalism is failing is somewhat incomplete.

Anders Walker’s thoughtful new book, ‘The Burning House,’ examines a tough question: Can we achieve real equality while preserving African-Americans’ strong cultural identity that was forged in violence and oppression?

The overwrought response to an election in a small Central European nation reveals far more about the Left than it does about Hungary.

It is one thing for a guitar player to not understand the physics of a tube amplifier; it is another for a free citizen to not know the basics of the government he or she is part of.

Scholar Ryan Anderson’s new book, ‘When Harry Became Sally,’ employs science, medicine, and philosophy to answer the question ‘What is the most loving and helpful response to the condition of gender dysphoria?’

Among government workers whose jobs do not call on them to risk life and limb, there are two distinct categories: the Ambitious and the Comfortable.