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Literature Great American Novelist Cormac McCarthy Boldly Waded Into The Bleakness Of The Human Condition Jesse Russell June 15, 2023
Arts Exclusive: Marco Rubio Introduces Bill To Make Federal Buildings Beautiful Instead Of Eyesores Evita Duffy-Alfonso June 13, 2023
Medical Ethics Popular Genetic Testing Pits Unborn Siblings Against Each Other, And The Highest Scorer Gets To Live Jordan Boyd June 8, 2023
Books ‘House On Fire’ Shows A Dystopia That’s Right Around The Corner Samuel Mangold-Lenett April 18, 2023
Arts I Use Painting To Challenge The Left’s Vise-Grip On The Art World Jordan Henderson March 6, 2023
Culture As Pop Culture Lures Kids Toward The Occult, Neutrality Toward Witchcraft Isn’t Enough Stephen G. Adubato February 20, 2023
Arts If You Don’t Buy Conservative Art, Ruthless Leftists Will Ensure Nobody Can Douglas Blair February 16, 2023
Culture In A Culture Full Of Sam Smiths, Christianity Is The Real Subversion Victoria Marshall February 7, 2023
Fashion Jill Biden’s Frumpy Grammys Dress Is Not ‘Stunning’ Or ‘Brilliant,’ It’s A Sign Of Civilizational Decline Evita Duffy-Alfonso February 6, 2023
Arts By Discarding Religion And Tradition, Modern Art Turns Men Into Morlocks Nathan Stone January 23, 2023
Entertainment ‘The Last of Us’ Is A Faithful On-Screen Adaptation Of The Last Decade’s Most Important Video Game Aaron Gleason January 18, 2023
Media Washington Post Criticism Of Christians Is All Name-Calling, No Argument Casey Chalk December 19, 2022
Arts Take In The Pomp And Elegance Of Raoul Dufy At This Richmond Museum Beth Herman December 19, 2022
Arts How One Woman’s Art Museum Unifies People Over Beauty, Not Politics Beth Herman October 21, 2022
Culture Kanye’s Artsy ‘White Lives Matter’ Display Invites People To Reject Groupthink, And The Left Hates It Evita Duffy-Alfonso October 6, 2022
Arts Lizzo Twerking With Madison’s Flute Is The Antithesis Of Civilizational Excellence Benjamin Crocker September 30, 2022
Arts This Martyr’s Breasts Were Severed As An Act Of Torture, But Trans Activists Are ‘Queering’ Her Steven Tucker September 29, 2022
Music Don’t Miss The Cliburn Piano Competition’s Celebration Of Transcendent Beauty Auguste Meyrat June 2, 2022
Arts Smithsonian Exhibit Reduces American Women’s History To Cheap, Ideological Falsehoods Zsanna Bodor May 31, 2022
Arts Japanese Artist Yayoi Kusama Is ‘Kardashian-izing’ The Art World, And The Smithsonian’s Hirschhorn Museum Is Helping Christopher Jacobs May 5, 2022
Arts Washington DC Picasso Exhibit Shows Off The Artist’s Early, Tender Years Beth Herman April 25, 2022
Music 10 Songs To Listen To Ahead Of Folk-Rock Songwriter Father John Misty’s New Album Barry Lenser April 4, 2022
Arts Baltimore Exhibit Explores The Beautiful And Deadly World Of Majolica Pottery William Newton March 22, 2022
Arts Henry VIII’s Painter Gets His Biggest Show Ever In The United States William Newton February 21, 2022
Higher Education Brush With Censorship At GW Reveals America’s Vulnerability To Beijing’s Soft Power Emily Jashinsky February 7, 2022
Arts Smithsonian Exhibit Shows How East Baltimore’s Working Class Created Their American Dreams Christopher Jacobs January 17, 2022
Culture What Hiding Our Faces Tells Us About The Condition Of Our Souls Maureen Mullarkey January 14, 2022
Arts The Best Art Exhibition I’ve Seen This Year Is Of Photographs In Richmond, Virginia William Newton December 14, 2021
Arts At The Baltimore Museum Of Art, Henri Matisse And Juan Gris Spark Surprise William Newton November 29, 2021
