Big Things in a Small Town by Jeff Workman
Into The Blue is about finding joy in simple pleasures. One of those pleasures is a small town. My wife and I have owned a camper van for several years. […]
The Siren Song of the Jihadist: Mamdani and the New New York by Paula Weiss
Illustration is “Treacherous Attack by Saracens–Chroniques de France ou de Saint Denis Royal” courtesy of Wikipedia Commons. The candidacy of Zohran Mamdani is an affront to the memory of every […]
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 […]
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 […]
Cowboys and Indians: A Bad Look for MAGA by Paula Weiss
A Hindu family in New Jersey celebrates the festival of Janmashtami (from ISKCON of New Jersey, 2020, reprinted by Migration Policy Institute)
Book of the Month: The Parasitic Mind by Gad Saad
Review by Paula Weiss We’re not out of the woods yet, but we never are. When Donald Trump was re-elected in November, I was reading this book, and wondering whether […]
Book of the Month: Get Married by Brad Wilcox
Last night, we went to a restaurant and sat near a large extended Indian family of about 15, ranging from an elderly matriarch to a newborn handed from one doting […]
Barking Up the Wrong Crowd by Paula Weiss
If you’re Jewish, and you move in politically conservative Gentile circles, you will eventually get The Question. No, not why you don’t believe Jesus was the Messiah, why you haven’t […]
Hatred Comes in Many Colours: The Politics of Pride and Prejudice by Joseph Pearce
This essay was originally published in The Imaginative Conservative, September 2017. The illustration is “Nero’s Torches” by Henryk Siemiradzki (1882) and is in the public domain via Wikimedia Commons. Where […]
Over the Target: A Speech in Kansas by Paula Weiss
A month ago, a football player whose name I’d never heard before crashed into the ongoing culture wars when he gave a passionate commencement speech at a small Catholic college […]