The Line We Must Not Cross | The American Spectator
Tens of millions of Americans since the founding of our country have served in the U.S. armed…
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America’s Retirement Dilemma and Australia’s Surprising…
America has some demographic and economic headwinds facing it. In short, the U.S. needs to boost its…
The Constitution Isn’t Living — It’s Enduring | The…
Every major question in American public life ultimately returns to a single source of authority: the…
New York City Policing at a Crossroads | The American…
NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has appointed my Brooklyn College colleague Alex Vitali to his…
The Traitor Who Warns of Traitors | The American…
Nick Fuentes wants you to believe that American Jews are dangerous. Not because of anything they’ve…
Celebrating Marines While Questioning Their Future |…
Marines got some recognition on their 250th birthday from PBS and Netflix. On November 10th, they…
Socrates, Maimonides, Lincoln, Churchill — and Us | The…
An astute reader raised a question in response to my last article’s mention of the golden mean of…
The First Snowfall’s Bitter Welcome | The American…
The first snowfall isn’t magical; it’s a mess and always has been. Clean roads turn grimy overnight,…
A Turning of the Tide for the Latin Mass | The American…
The years-long siege on the Traditional Latin Mass may be coming to an end under Pope Leo XIV’s…
Remembering Allan Brownfeld | The American Spectator
For any writer, losing a mentor is a painful moment, and such was the case when I found out that…
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