Review of the second memoir by J. D. Vance, and a later interview, in which he leaves unanswered several questions about the role of faith.
Review of Gad Saad's work Suicidel Empathy, which shows how too manyh in the West embrace self-flagellation as the flavor of the month.
The left is screaming that, after 75 years, they're losing cases. A new book chronicles how destructive that movement has been and is.
Review of Where Harvard Went Wrong: Fifty Years of Commentary that Fell on Deaf Ears, by Harvey C. Mansfield.
Two new books show the failures of science and politics that led to the debacle of school closings for Covid.
Review of a critique of the so-called New Right and its apparent embrace of antisemitism and authoritariamism. But does it go too far?
Interview with Ken Khachigian, author of In the Room with Reagan and Nixon, who served in both White Houses.
Review of Behind the Wall of Government Schools by Victoria Manning, former member of the Virginia Beach Board of Education.
The attempted assassination of President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania turned the state red. Now: will the state stay red?
Reviewing The American Revolutions of 1776 by Vincent Philip Muñoz, an antidote to bilateral attacks on the Declaration of Independence.