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Spate of criminal mischief splatters the Elm City
With Halloween just around the corner, a new, colorful form of criminal mischief has arrived in the Elm City: paintball shootings. At least seven Yale students have reported being assaulted by paintball guns on or near campus in the past two weeks....
Everything That Could Go Wrong Next Week, with FEC Chairman Trey Trainor | The American Conservative
We’re nine days from the presidential election, and there are a lot of things that could go wrong. FEC Chairman Trey Trainor joins the podcast to discuss big tech censorship, election security, and the quorum-less FEC on this week’s episode of TAC...
The Last Temptation of NeverTrump
A voice in my head makes the case to re-elect the president.
Illiberal Protestants | Ramona Tausz
Today, conservative critics of liberalism tend to be Catholic. Pundits warn of “‘post-liberal’ . . . .
Stanley Crouch (1945–2020): The Great Jazz and Cultural Critic, Soloing Over Changes, Sang His Enthusiasm for America
The great jazz and cultural critic, soloing over changes, sang his enthusiasm for America
Helen Andrews
Paul Berman in fine form. Something about the panoramic sweep of an obituary brings out the best in him.
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Standing Against Tyranny | Russell A. Berman
A year before the end of his long life (1895–1998), the German author Ernst Jünger converted to . . . .
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Helen Andrews
Russell Berman's long essay on Ernst Jünger in the new @firstthingsmag is the fruit of decades of reflection, and it shows.
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Plymouth Rock Landed on Them - Claremont Review of Books
The immigration crisis of 1620.
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Helen Andrews
Christopher Caldwell on our Pilgrim founding puts every other response to the 1619 Project in the shade. Best thing he’s written all year.
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Boomers by Helen Andrews: 9780593086759 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books
"Baby Boomers (and I confess I am one): prepare to squirm and shake your increasingly arthritic little fists. For here comes essayist Helen Andrews."--Terry Castle With two recessions and a botched pandemic...
The lost magic of England
In a recent editorial meeting, our subscriptions manager happened to mention that Peregrine Worsthorne was still a New Statesman subscriber. A former editor of the Sunday Telegraph and, during a long Fleet Street career, a self-styled “romantic...
Live Not By Lies: A Conversation with JD Vance and Rod Dreher
Join JD Vance and Rod Dreher as they discuss Rod's new book, Live Not By Lies: A Manual for Christian Dissidents.
The American Conservative Is Looking for a CEO | The American Conservative
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Tragedy as 14-year-old autistic boy who went missing is found dead
Melbourne boy William Wall has been found dead in Yarra Junction, east of Melbourne.
BLM's American Funders are Working With the CCP in Beijing | The American Conservative
How the Ford Foundation became an instrument of Chinese foreign policy
The American Communist Con Man
When Gus Hall, long-time head of the Communist Party of the United States, died in 2000, the leftist journalist and editor Victor Navasky wrote a New York Times op-ed entitled
New Bio on Portuguese Dictator Salazar - Providence
Recently a young man told me he had converted from Methodist to Catholic and was politically now a “Salazarian Integralist.”...
Woman fights sacking for objecting to son's LGBTQ+ classes
Kristie Higgs tells tribunal in Bristol she was defending ‘Bible truth’ against ‘harmful doctrines’
Podcast: Where Wokeness Came From | The American Conservative
In this week’s episode, we have a double-header of interviews about the new lexicon of wokeness, where it started, where it came from and how it got into government. With Zach Goldberg, a researcher of the great awokening, and Chris Rufo, director...
Suicide of the Liberals | Gary Saul Morson
Between 1900 and 1917, waves of unprecedented terror struck Russia. Several parties professing . . . .
How the G.O.P. Might Get to Yes on Replacing Ruth Bader Ginsburg
There’s no escape from juristocracy except through political conflict.