Nathanael Blake

Big-name evangelicals engaged with elite culture often go far beyond legitimate calls for accountability within the church.

Male convicts do not belong in women’s prisons, and Sen. Tom Cotton is taking the lead in working to keep them out.

The ravages of ideological liberalism, especially the damage done by the sexual revolution to family and community, require active redress.

Elites are inevitable; their legitimacy and continuity is not. Ours lack the virtue and wisdom needed for good governance and leadership.

President Biden’s proposed executive order on law enforcement would order men identifying as women to be transferred to female prisons.

We must learn to live with the possibility of infection, rather than imagining a world without this virus.

Defeating wokeness will require more than ballot-box triumphs. The campaign against it will be long and must be sustained at multiple levels of government.

Many on the left are belatedly realizing the truths that sex isn’t just recreation and there is no substitute for a healthy family culture. Social conservatives should be heartened.

The Dobbs case challenging Roe v. Wade could bring grassroots conservatives back into the originalist fold, or it could ignite a civil war that would destroy the conservative legal movement.

Self-described conservative liberals are horrified at the prospect of conservatives using democracy to defend traditional values and American livelihoods.

The response of left-wing media and politicians to Kyle Rittenhouse’s justified acquittal shows that they have learned nothing.

Sen. Josh Hawley is on to something: When men struggle to find good jobs and to form and maintain families, they often turn to alternatives that sap their fitness for a good life.