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The Founders’ Capital and a Century of Neglect
L’Enfant’s 1791 proposal was elegant, considered, and bold: a grand Baroque scheme that overlays streets with broad avenues radiating from the Congress House and President’s Palace.
It’s Time for the Right to Return Fire
Leaving Lawfare to the Left has been a big mistake. It's time to return fire.
Ninety Percent Mental
Yogi was a Big Leaguer and an American Leaguer, but he was no Ivy-Leaguer.
Constitution Day
This was the end of one historic deliberation, but it was the beginning of another.
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DOGE Is Downstream of the Real Problem
To regain control and preserve our way of life will require not just a crusade against waste but a revival of federalism.
“Radical Evil” and the Totalitarian Temptation
The essential books of the anti-totalitarian tradition risk appropriation in service of a new, woke expression of the totalitarian impulse.
The Poisoned Ivies: Why Fixing Harvard Matters
We need to get Harvard under control, not just because it wastes our tax dollars, but because it spends them on our enemies.
Penn Station Is a Battlefield in the Cold Civil War
Will we allow a new regime to build on the ruins of our own, or will we ensure that the next generation's landmarks are American ones?
Classical Architecture and the Future of New York
A new, classical Penn Station in New York would be a monument to the union of chutzpah and civic virtue that once made the city great.
The Lesson of Lincoln
In the example of a nation divided against itself, then reunited, there are enduring lessons on both sides of the divide.
George Soros: The Man and His Empire
To understand the destructive Left, we must understand the man whose billions have helped launch it to power.
Hegseth’s Reforms Are What the Army Needs
The deconstruction of a bloated Pentagon bureaucracy will help America return to a lethal military abroad, and constitutional rule at home.
Four Tests for Trump’s Judicial Nominees
America needs judges who understand the war for our constitution and our way of life. Here's how Trump can pick them.
The Bold Vision to Make Penn Station Great Again
Once upon a time, New York City had a train station worthy of the greatest city in America. With Trump's help, it can again.
Blackstone’s Ratio for Morons
We cannot be expected to sacrifice our country over hollow and insincere complaints about "due process" with no backing in justice.
Keeping the Cold Civil War Cold
The principles of the founding and the example of Lincoln must guide us through the deepening crisis in our civic life.