Russell Kirk’s Gift To Conservatives, Reborn
Originally published in 1957, ‘Russell Kirk’s Concise Guide to Conservatism’ is finally being republished, and our current political debates would greatly benefit from this eloquent and brief explanation of principles.
If Media Don’t Want To Be Called Propagandists, They Need To Stop Publishing Chinese and Russian Propaganda
The American media’s Trump-Russia hysteria of the last few years gains some real perspective when you consider that they are more than willing to take blood money to distribute publications that whitewash authoritarian crimes.
The Jonas Brothers Are Back, But They Took Off Their Purity Rings
In a new documentary, the band members laugh off their purity rings instead of chastising the adults who mocked them for acknowledging that sex truly matters.
If It Were Up To Jon Stewart, ‘Hamilton’ Never Would’ve Been Made
Jon Stewart’s sassy segment mocking Lin-Manuel Miranda in 2009 did not age well.
Taylor Swift’s ‘You Need To Calm Down’ Is Breathtakingly Elitist
The stereotypes are so crude they border on parody. You would think someone who was thrust into super stardom by country music fans might have more respect for people from different backgrounds.
Makes The Case For Trust-Busting Big Tech Companies
In Glenn Reynolds’ new book, ‘The Social Media Upheaval,’ the popular blogger and law professor persuasively fleshes out his argument for breaking up the Silicon Valley giants.
True Crime Russiagate Comedy ‘FBI Lovebirds: UnderCovers’ Is A Comedic Hit
Dean Cain and Kristy Swanson bring down the house with laughter in a new play about anti-Trump FBI lovers Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
How To Start Restoring Dignity To ‘Back Row America’
After years of working on Wall Street, Chris Arnade’s remarkable new book caused him to venture beyond his affluent circumstances and reassess everything he thought about poverty and religion.
Why Conservatives Should Stop Giving To Arts Organizations
Progressive hegemony in American arts and culture is a direct result of not-for-profit funding models. Conservatives should stop supporting them.
‘Amazing Grace’ Musical Tells A True Story Of A Slave-Trader’s Redemption
Ambitious in its production scale and subject matter, ‘Amazing Grace: The Broadway Musical’ plays this summer at an unlikely venue in the nation’s capital.
In ‘Dignity,’ We See The Faces Of Poverty And Our Forgotten Neighbors
In Chris Arnade’s new book, ‘Dignity: Seeking Respect in Back Row America,’ a Wall Street banker goes searching for answers about how to best deal with Americans living in poverty.
5 Must-Read Classics To Share With Your Kids This Summer
Few things are as rewarding as reading out loud with your children. Here are enough recommendations for a whole summer’s worth of quality family time.
Dr. Who Writer Claims He Was Cancelled For Tweeting ‘Trannie’
A writer for the BBC franchise ‘Dr. Who’ says his story was cancelled over a tweet critical of the trans movement. It displays a growing and troubling cowardice.
Fixing Higher Education Starts With More Teaching And Less Research
Professor Richard Vedder’s book, ‘Restoring the Promise: Higher Education in America,’ offers some valuable critiques of the failures of higher education, although the book’s perspective is at times narrow.
Lizzo Illuminates The Perils Of Millennial Self-Love And Singleness
As she finally makes her well-deserved entree into the mainstream, Lizzo is revealing the identity of her soulmate. It’s Lizzo.
Interviewer Exposes False Data In Naomi Wolf’s Book About Homosexual Executions
Naomi Wolf’s lack of understanding and subsequent inaccurate portrayal of history has broad ramifications for how we regard academic works and new views on history.
Banning Morrissey Only Makes Him Stronger
The world’s oldest record store has banned Morrissey’s albums. But the legendary lyricist and singer just keeps thrilling his fans.
A Literary Exploration Of The Differences Between Man And Machine
Venerable British novelist Ian McEwan’s latest, ‘Machines Like Me,’ imagines an intriguing, but ultimately disappointing, past where Alan Turing never died and humanity is forced to confront advanced artificial intelligence in the 1980s.
Yes, The Jeff Koons ‘Rabbit’ Is Worth $91 Million
It’s easy to mock Jeff Koons’s inflatable bunny selling for $91 million at auction this week. But it really is that good.
How To Turn Your Children Into Readers For Life
‘Raising readers’ isn’t just another checkbox on some list of things to feel like good parents. It is instead an opportunity to free us from the tyranny of artificial parenting pressures.
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