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They may indeed be coming for your kids. But in the end, they are coming for reality. → Read More
Transgender ideologues want absolute, unquestioning silence from anyone inclined to disagree. → Read More
Nikki Haley is going to lose. She knows she’s going to lose. That doesn’t mean it won’t be fun to watch. → Read More
The investigation of the Dobbs leak proves that elites' incompetence knows no bounds. → Read More
In Glass Onion, Rian Johnson delivers a gripping murder mystery. → Read More
The United States traded the world’s most notorious arms dealer for a WNBA player. → Read More
Republican candidates win elections by getting more votes from Republican voters. → Read More
But he should have. → Read More
After Tuesday's primaries, the New Right has officially arrived. Next to win, and then to govern. → Read More
Donald Trump returns to D.C. for the first time since leaving office, with a barn-burner of a speech. → Read More
The Republican Party is perfectly content to let its enemies set the terms of every battle. → Read More
On the Catholic vision and its discontents in the post-Trump American right. → Read More
Notes on imperium and libertas from the International Religious Freedom Summit. → Read More
'Secret City,' James Kirchick's new history of gay Washington, says more than it means to. → Read More
The aristocratic nature of the Senate as designed by the Founders makes it a fine breeding ground for future presidents. → Read More
Matthew Continetti's new history of the right tracks American conservatism from the introduction to the expulsion of its liberal element. → Read More
The political men of the Passion narrative all instruct us in how to live (or not live) as Christians in a hostile world. → Read More
The problem of gay surrogacy reminds us that the right's alliance with anti-woke liberals cannot and should not survive. → Read More
Prominent outlets of the prestige media have launched a crusade against a moderate, common-sense education bill passed by the Florida Senate. → Read More
Everything is political—even a thumbs up—if for no other reason than that the other side has made everything political. → Read More