By Mona Charen / National Review Online / Posted on August 18, 2017

Hanging racism around Republican necks is the fulfillment of the dearest wish of the Left and could discredit the party for years to come.

By Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry / National Review Online / Posted on August 18, 2017

Increasingly, it’s our elite, central institutions — Congress, the Ivy League — that grant status and dole out resources to the favored few.

By Henry Olsen / World Magazine / Posted on August 17, 2017

President Trump’s exchange of nuclear war rhetoric with North Korea is a high-risk game.

By George Weigel / George Weigel's weekly column The Catholic Difference / Posted on August 16, 2017

Under the leadership of Archbishop Allen Vigneron, the Church in Detroit is going on offense, challenging itself to become a diocese of missionary disciples.

By Roger Scruton / The Sunday Times (UK) / Posted on August 13, 2017

Conservatives in the U.K. could, if they chose, call upon a great tradition of social and political thinking that is far more plausible than the leftist ideology of the Momentum movement.

By Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry / National Review Online / Posted on August 11, 2017

A Trumpified American politics would introduce something that has long existed in Europe but rarely in the United States: class-based parties.

By James Bowman / The American Spectator / Posted on August 11, 2017

Christopher Nolan’s innovation in Dunkirk is that he has attempted to preserve and, indeed, enhance with technological wizardry, the realistic, grunt’s-eye view of the battle while keeping the emotional side of things low-key.