Earlier this month I came across a piece in the LA Times with a title we thought we’d ne...
The Studio Theatre in Washington, DC is staging the U.S. premier of British playwright ...
The modern liberal will never forgive America for slavery. The stain can never be washed a...
It seems that those who championed the redefinition of marriage to make gender arbitrary a...
Charles McCarry is arguably the greatest American practitioner of spy fiction. He him...
We all know about the problem of evil or theodicy, how can a good and benevolent God allow...
A lot has happened since our cultural revolution of the 1960s. People became liberated and...
David Simon, onetime journalist and the creator and producer of the award-winning TV drama...
The Liberty21 Institute and the American Enterprise Institute hosted a panel discussion la...
Reading through the paper version of Friday’s Wall Street Journal I saw a headline that ...
America finds itself at a tipping point. Change is happening and it’s coming in the form...
The problems facing America today transcend politics, yet are enabled by politics. Politic...
I do not understand that discipline called “Ethnography,” which seems to me the valid...
Jhumpa Lahiri has been an uncommonly sensitive, elegant, and restrained writer. Her f...
Recently I made a statement to my wife as we were watching some TV program to the effect t...
What has economics to do with culture? Or culture with economics? More than we might think...
THY WILL BE DONE: WHEN ALL NATIONS CALL GOD BLESSED — By Ronald W. Kirk — Nordskog Pub...
What comes to mind when you see the words Sleepy Hollow? If you’re not a fan of popular ...
João Cerqueira informs us that his novel The Tragedy of Fidel Castro has won THE USA BEST...
When I first saw the headline last week, “FDA to ban trans fats” I was typically disgu...
Russell Kirk is most well known for his political writings, but, like most of us, he had b...
The anonymous author of this piece muses on the season he thinks isn't really appreciated ...
The 2009 film version of Robert E. Howard’s second most famous fantasy hero, Solomon K...
Actually it’s not new at all, since the left has played this game for a long time. My 1...
It seems down through the centuries post “Enlightenment” that a very wide fault line h...
Here we have an Englishman, Arthur C. Benson, a Cambridge college master, assessing Americ...
Sometimes sports can reflect the temper of the times. A 16th-century eyewitness to footba...
I recently read this novel first published in 1946. It is a very well done thriller. ...
(Editor’s note: To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the publication of Russell Kirk�...
The taste of the cheeseburger lingered in my mouth. Not the ketchup or the onion or even ...
The Chicago restaurant that sells a hamburger adorned with an unconsecrated communion wa...
At the Kuma's Corner restaurant, the chef likes to invent new hamburgers named after roc...
Religion can make strange bedfellows—or has done so once at least . Yaakov Ariel...
