When There Is No Normal
By Victor Davis Hanson: History lesson: Radicals eventually will need the norms and safeguards they’ve gleefully destroyed.
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Auschwitz Reminds Us That the Fight Against Evil Is Never Over
By Nolan Peterson: Monday marks the 75th anniversary of the day Soviet soldiers liberated Auschwitz, Nazi Germany’s largest concentration and extermination camp.
Read MoreDavid Limbaugh explains why the Democrats must not win
By James Stansbury: For anyone having any remaining doubt that the once respected Democratic Party of JFK is dead, I recommend David Limbaugh’s latest book, Guilty by Reason of Insanity.
Read MoreHere’s A Timely Book To Honor Holocaust Remembrance Day
By Beth Bailey: Debbie Cenziper’s recent book, ‘Citizen 865,’ recounts the valiant efforts of American prosecutors who pursued justice for Holocaust victims for decades after the end of World War II.
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Dennis Prager: Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl
Editor’s note: I first read Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning in 2003 and agree with everything said in this new video from Prager University: What is mankind’s greatest pursuit? In the world premiere…
Read MoreAmity Shlaes’s Verdict on the Great Society: Not That Great
By Nicholas J. Kaster: Seldom in history has a program been undertaken with such lofty intentions and ended in such bitter disappointment as Lyndon Johnson’s “Great Society.”
Read MoreThe Slow-Motion Financial Suicide of the Roman Empire
By Lawrence W. Reed: The bailout state is as old as Rome. More than 2,000 years before America’s bailouts and entitlement programs, the ancient Romans experimented with similar schemes. The Roman government rescued failing…
Read MoreIs the Mediterranean Still Geo-strategically Essential?
Victor Davis Hanson recommends three articles in the new issue of Strategika.
Read MoreA tale of two approaches to Middle Eastern struggles
By Howard J. Warner: Our battles with some members of the Islamic world go back to the origins of our nation. At that time, there were two lines of thought to managing the problem…
Read MoreRoger Scruton Was a Giant of Conservatism
By David Burton: Roger Scruton has died. Conservatism has lost one of its great thinkers.
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Roger Scruton on Beauty
Editor’s note: I’ve seen several tributes to Roger Scruton, who died a few days ago, here is one worth reading — here are John Stonestreet and Shane Morris: ‘A Path that Leads to Home’…
Read MoreSoleimani Killing: A Change for the Better?
By Conrad Black: America’s Middle East policy has been disastrous since Ike, with the exception of the Nixon-Kissinger days.
Read MoreRemembering the Farming Way
By Victor Davis Hanson: We need to pause sometimes and remember who these dinosaurs were and what they have contributed.
Read MoreERA Is Finally Dead
From Liberty Counsel: Even though the ERA actually died many years ago, the DOJ opinion is timely because abortion advocates have been pushing the false argument that the ERA is still alive and can…
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How Libertarianism Makes People Susceptible To Huge Government
Editor’s note: The following is the opening of an article by Nathanael Blake at The Federalist that’s been on my to-read list for a while. Blake addresses an important point about libertarians, who I…
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