Reclaiming America’s Graduate Pipeline | The American…
The United States has long been the world’s university. More than 1.6 million international students…
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The Discipline Dividend: How Conservatives Defend What…
There was a time, not long ago, when Republicans and Democrats breathed the same civic air. They…
In Minnesota, Echoes of Failed Somali Experiment in…
There are scandals that explode with theatrical outrage, and there are scandals that settle over a…
The Anglican-to-Catholic Pipeline | The American…
A Catholic priest I knew once joked that Anglicans are just dressing up as Catholics but with bad…
The Burning of Bethany Magee | The American Spectator
I’m haunted by what happened to Bethany MaGee. Haunted by how, in the midst of something as ordinary…
Extremism and Its Virtue | The American Spectator
In the heat of a very intense nominating convention in 1964, Barry Goldwater addressed the issue of…
Thanksgiving Isn’t for Atheists | The American…
It’s that time of year again.You know, that time of year when the price of a 16-lb turkey — a bird…
Missionary Ridge and a Legacy of Courage | The American…
One hundred sixty-two years ago, on November 25, 1863, 18-year-old Lt. Arthur MacArthur picked-up…
Flying Too Close to the Sun? Palantir’s Ambitions and…
The Philosopher in the ValleyBy Michael SteinbergerAvid Reader Press / Simon & Schuster, 304…
A Requiem for Orphanages | The American Spectator
I came out on Nov. 29, 1994, in the most visible of news outlets, the op-ed page of the Wall Street…
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