Who Will They Kill Next? by Sam Faddis
Charlie Kirk is dead. He was assassinated because he stood for reason and free speech. The Revolution is predicated, as are all Marxist revolutions, on the principle of blind obedience. […]
Where Publishers Fear To Tread by Michael Jay Friedman
Moral panic, anyone? Back in the 1950s, Americans convinced themselves that comic books were subverting our nation’s youth. The Seduction of the Innocent, proclaimed a famed psychologist cited in Brown […]
Where is Our Asylum, From Your Asylum? by Daniel Jupp
The madhouse that is Modern Britain. “Now we have press reporting on the huge scale of the crime committed by illegal immigrants housed in the Government’s own asylum hotels. The […]
Culture Wars Dispatch: The Battle of Cracker Barrel by Paula Weiss
Cracker Barrel fired the grapeshot on August 17th with a new logo and the presentation of a new, cleaner, more streamlined restaurant design. The likely corporate expectation was that a […]
Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump a review by Chuck Chalberg
Salena Zito’s new book is less the story of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, than it is the lengthier story of the 2024 campaign for the […]
Make Europe Great Again by Viktor Orban, Prime Minister of Hungary
This speech was delivered at the Conference of Speakers of European Union Parliaments on 12 May 2025, Budapest. Good morning. Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, I warmly and cordially welcome […]
Why “Free Palestine” Has Become an Antisemitic Dog Whistle by Jonathan Ressler
In a different world, “Free Palestine” might have been a noble rallying cry—a call for peace, justice, and human dignity for all people in the region. But we don’t live […]
Time of No Return: Albania’s Upcoming Elections and the US by Nina Gjoçi
“The best time of our lives is when our country calls upon us” [Ora me e bukur, eshte ora kur te th’rret atdheu] is Sali Berisha’s most famous and inspiring […]
Book of the Month: Feminism Against Progress by Mary Harrington
Review by Paula Weiss Image by Freepik We are not meat Legos I have been out-dystopianed. I was prepared to read a conventional screed against the impact of second-wave feminism […]
Luigi Mangione’s America by Mark Malvasi
The resort to violence has become the characteristic American response to a world that seems to many to lie beyond their control. Almost from the beginning, violence wrote itself into […]