A New Beginning for American Purpose
A statement on the magazine's future from Chairman of the Board, Francis Fukuyama
To Make a People in the Eyes of the World
Not so long ago, statesmen delivered speeches to reforge a sense of national identity by invoking the principles of the Declaration of Independence.
A Different Congressional Diagnosis
Contra Yuval Levin's recent argument in The Atlantic, filibuster reform and the “coalition-building” that Levin desires can go hand in hand.
Springsteen's U.S.A.
Music critic Steven Hyden's new book about Bruce Springsteen's iconic "Born in the U.S.A" album is the product of a lifelong passion for the music of "The Boss."
It's the Internet, Dummy!
From yoga mom to anti-vaxxer, our online algorithms are doing significantly more to radicalize and polarize us than Fox News. Francis Fukuyama's latest.
The Metamorphoses of Franz Kafka
Centenary reflections on a posthumous nonpareil.
Iran's (Next) President—but the IRGC's First?
As with Ebrahim Raisi, Ayatollah Khamenei will make sure that Iran's next president is an obedient ideological loyalist, whose power is dependent upon Khamenei’s own office and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Nuclear Math
Putin and Xi are both building more nukes. What should this mean for the United States and its allies?
