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The Cowboy Philosopher
Will Rogers did not live to see his generation beat the Great Depression and defeat the Nazis and fascists.
What Does Cornell Teach?
The “My Body, Myself” mantra is now deeply entrenched in American culture, especially among adolescents.
The Enemy Within
Our rights, natural or not, are never delivered to us. We must insist upon them. The Declaration of Independence was also a Declaration of War.
Ted Cruz and Mike Lee Support Eastman: A Reader’s Guide to Their Amicus Brief
Senators Cruz and Lee argue that disputed legal advocacy deserves First Amendment protection and that clients need access to independent counsel.
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Red States Hold the Key to Deportations
This is a national effort. The President cannot carry it out from Washington alone, nor should he be expected to do so.
The Left and Its Devil
Having rejected God, nature, and tradition, the enlightened sophisticates of the Left soon confronted a terrifying emptiness in their souls.
The Death of the Ford Tradition
The EV push was never about market demand. It was about compliance. My family’s story proves what we lost.
The Reader Forum: “Privilege Meets Delusion”
The frustration isn't with young people per se — it’s with the institutions that taught them to confuse lawlessness with courage.
The Necessary Limits of Mercy
Americans have always been unusually vulnerable to appeals framed in the language of mercy, equality, and procedural justice.
Woke Hasn’t Died. It Has Regrouped.
After retreating to lick its wounds, the vanquished opponent almost immediately began to resurface.
Washington
Great men are the ambassadors of Providence sent to reveal to their fellow men their unknown selves.
Affirmative Action: Our ‘Unslayable Ghoul’
No matter how often it is invalidated, condemned, or banned, it returns — reshaped, renamed, and newly justified.
Classical Education Needs the Body
When our students feel the difference between effort and ease, they're learning in the most fundamental way possible.
The Reader Forum: “What Does the Party Stand For?”
Each week, we ask our readers on X a question of profound importance to our nation and society.
Discipline at a Moment of Power
A movement that learns how to fight must also learn how to govern. The moment calls for discipline equal to the stakes.
O Captain, My Captain!
When Lincoln was among us, he said, “one of Plutarch’s men talked with us face to face.”